What State’s neighborhoods look in between California’s neighborhoods, and North Carolina’s neighborhoods?

What State has neighborhoods with homes that are not too Pacific Coast like in Newport Beach, California, but also don’t have neighborhoods with older homes not too “Southern” in the “Political Southeastern East Coast” in like in Winston-Salem, North Carolina? What State might have neighborhoods that look in between the neighborhoods of Newport Beach, California, and Winston-Salem, North Carolina?

?2019-09-06T01:45:51Z

There is a lot of variation in California's neighborhoods.

A Hunch2019-09-05T17:01:55Z

Have you ever been to Newport Beach? It doesn't sound like it?
There is a lot of different communities there - you have the new build and cookie cutter houses that surround the Back Bay. You have all the duplex that are on the Peninsula. The mansions that are in Newport Coast. The itty bitty original craftsman on Balboa Island, and the more traditional ranches in the Mariners Mile community.

Since there is no style of home called "pacific coast" and NB has a variety of communities, we have no idea what you are blabbing about.

I Like Stories2019-09-05T14:11:05Z

Nobody knows how to answer this. Maybe if you included a picture of what you talking about? Most parts of the country have home styles that are unique to the area, take New England as example where there are styles of homes such as Colonial, Salt Box, Cape and others that you don't necessarily find other places. All that being said homes are basically the same and there is only so much styling you can do with four walls and roof.