I second the vote for Brooklyn! I've lived there on two separate occasions, the first time in Brooklyn Heights (just one subway stop away from downtown) and the next in Cobble Hill. In both cases I was mere minutes from work, mere steps to the supermarket and great shops & restaurants (in one case one of the top 5 in the whole city - the Grocery) and decent parking (well, in Cobble Hill). They were both family neighborhoods, much quieter than anything you'd find in Manhattan, and both were very reasonable. In Cobble Hill my wife and I rented a 4-room railroad apartment that was on the parlor floor of a turn-of-the-century brownstone (read: great plaster moldings, parquet floors, pocket doors, etc.). In general, we loved our neighborhood so much that when we do return to the city (fairly frequently) we spend the vast majority of our time in Brooklyn.
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