Dennison Place, aka "The Circles" is another great, small residential neighborhood nestled west of Neil. It is anchored by four huge roundabouts and most streets do not connect to others which prevents through traffic. Who needs cul-de-sacs when you can have this?

 

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This is on a roundabout.

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Dennison Place probably extended further west at one time, but thanks to the forward-thinking researchers at Batelle, not anymore!

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If I didn't tell you, you wouldn't have known this is another roundabout.

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A dead end street on 5th Ave to keep out the riff-raff from Victorian Village.

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An urban gated community.

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A (former) B & B?

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A close-up for a little variety.

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Dennison Place is know for being an enclave for British expatriates.  ;D

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This was taken last fall.

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Language anyone? Gives me an idea for bike-friendly signs around the city...but just an idea.

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Always a favorite!

what a gorgeous neighborhood!  That mailbox is to die for!

Great neighborhood!

Looks very classy!

Wow... very nice neighborhood.  Beautiful, picturesque homes, I'll have to check that area out next time I'm in C-Bus.

One of my favs.

When I would walk from my apartment in Harrison West to the Lennox Town Center I would also make a point to go through this neighborhood.  It is a very pleasant area indeed.

Just, wow!  Columbus's housing stock is still blowing me away.  I wish Cleveland developers had used more brick 100 years ago...  Fantastic street trees and landscaping too.

 

I think the sign in the last photo is Swedish.  Strange.

Awesome pics Columbusite. Dennison Place is great.

 

I can't wait until this summer when I work in d/t columbus - I'll be able to take more pics and explore the great neighborhoods I miss.