and Mountain Avenue. Forest Knolls: Bordered by Beechmont and Larchmont Woods on the south and Rouken Glen on the east. The Forest Knolls neighborhood includes London Terrace, Rugby Road, Devonshire Road, Pebbleway Road, Larchwood Road, Forest Court, and parts of Forest Avenue, Woodlawn Avenue, Kingsbury Road, Maywood Road. Rouken Glen: Situated along the New Rochelle/Mamaroneck Town border with portions in both communities, the New Rochelle portion of Rouken Glen, also known as "Woodacres," lies north of Larchmont Woods and east of Forest Knolls. The New Rochelle part of Rouken Glen includes Highwood Avenue, Knollwood Drive, and Beechtree Drive. This neighborhood is served by the 10538 area code. Maplewood-Rosedale This area of New Rochelle is served by the Maplewood-Rosedale neighborhood association and includes Seton Drive, Ralph Road, Gaby Lane, Short Lane, Rita Lane, and most of Surrey Drive. Maplewood Estates: 1950s era residential development in the city's north end Rosedale: 1950s era residential development situated in the northern end of the city, bordered by the Hutchinson River Parkway and Bonnie Crest to the south. Northfield Also known as "Northridge," this neighborhood is a small residential community located west of the Wykagyl business district. The Northfield neighborhood includes Northfield Road, Chatham Road, Stratford Road, Old Orchard Road, Mereland Road, Edna Place, and Upland Road. Paine Heights Sometimes referred to as "Tom Paine Heights," this neighborhood was developed on the 320 acres of land presented as a gift to Thomas Paine for his service in the American Revolution. This area became an early 20th century residential development of large homes along wide boulevards. Paine Heights is located north of Forest Heights and south of Wykagyl Park, between North Avenue and Pinebrook Boulevard. The Thomas Paine Cottage, a museum and historical center created out of the former home of the Founding Father, is located in this neighborhood. The Paine Heights neighborhood includes Paine Avenue, Broadview Avenue, Lyncroft Road, Longvue Avenue, Sicard Avenue, and Bayeau Road. Lyncroft: Early 20th century residential park consisting of Tudor, Mediterranean and Colonial estate homes in a wooded setting. Lyncroft is adjacent to Broadview and Wykagyl Park. Broadview: A development dating to 1906, Broadview forms the southern edge of the Paine Heights neighborhood. Pineridge Pineridge is a neighborhood located in northern end of the city adjacent to Ward Acres and Wykagyl Estates. The area features large ranch-style homes constructed in the 1960s. The Pineridge neighborhood includes Sussex Road, Alfred Lane,