The trendy neighborhood of Woodbridge is a vibrant, creative mecca of art organizations, outdoor community spaces and local dining with proximity to downtown Detroit and Wayne State University. Notable for its long-standing Victorian era homes, Woodbridge is the birthplace of world-renowned skater Tony Hawk, and artistic influences can be found throughout the neighborhood. A drive through the neighborhood showcases turn-of-the century Victorian, colonial, and Queen Anne architectural styles expressive of Woodbridge’s rich heritage. Homes vary in price from $375,000 to $670,000, reflecting Woodbridge’s special character and unique demand. This triangular-shaped neighborhood is as close-knit as it is cultured, and local green spaces offer fora for the community to interact. A trip to Rose Dog Park and Scribbs Park acquaints newcomers with longtime residents and gives locals’ furry friends space to run around. Woodbridge is zoned for Detroit Public Schools, and students attend the Burton International Academy -rated C-minus by Niche, for grades K-8 and the C-minus-rated Detroit Collegiate Preparatory High School at Northwestern. Woodbridge is also home to the Frederick Douglass