there are eight neighborhoods around grantley, washington. they each offer different things and are all unique in their own way!
upper grantley is the heart of the city -- not only geographically, but also financially and politically. big corporations house in the many glass covered skyscrapers, and the grantley town hall is one of the few historical buildings that stand in the shadows of these giants. upper grantley is expensive, some would say overpriced; it's the home of the upper class that doesn't want to live in laurel's mansions.
lower grantley has never been that great. it always was the lesser of the two inner city neighborhoods and, over the years, it has only gotten worse. it seems to be stuck in some sort of vicious circle where the crime rates only seem to go up and become more and more downtrodden. it's known as the home of druggies and criminals and, honestly, they are not that far off from the truth.
laurel can be described with swimming pools, perfectly groomed lawns and marble floorings. it's the home of the rich and, if you want to show off your wealth, you buy a home in this neighborhood. people from outside laurel describe it as superficial and overrated, but what wouldn't you give to live in one of these castles with a porsche in the driveway?
willowside is average in every way; it's home to the middle class. the houses aren't too big nor too small, a large amount of the families have a white picket fence around their yard. there are a few parks to walk your dog in, a football field and just everything you would like to have around you.
evergreen is for the ones who are still straddling the fence between suburban and urban life. it's close enough to the city atmosphere without the bright lights and loud noises, giving it a faux impression of a blend of both. the neighborhood is a relatively safe one despite the close proximity to lower grantley, and it's the epicenter for sports fanatics as it's home to the grantley hawks ice hockey stadium.
kentshire is where you can find grantley's university campus and all the student dormitories. it's the smallest of all of the neighborhoods, but filled to the brim with students. it's loud, it's busy but this is where all the science happens. there is always a party going on somewhere and, during football season, half of the city can be found here on game day.
bloomingdell is the most sparsely populated neighborhood in grantley and slowly fades out into the outdoors. there's a few farms and even a couple of vineyards. it takes a whole lot longer to drive into the city, but there's plenty of fresh air.
harrington was a place most people avoided like the plague twenty years ago; it was a little like lower grantley only not quite that bad. over the years, artists and entrepreneurs started buying property all over harrington, turning the murky streets into colorful places filled with art galleries, hip little cafés and fine dining restaurants. in this second life, harrington has become the place where the cool guys hang out, if they can afford it that is.
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