Clove Road, Eastchester Road, and Webster Avenue (Boundary: Webster Avenue north of Eastchester Road). Hutchinson Park Hutchinson Park is a small community located at the city's northern tip along the Eastchester Town border. The area consists of homes built primarily during the late 1950s through the 1970s. The homes reflect the mid-20th century ranch style. The neighborhood is located along Charlotte Lane, Vivian Drive, and Frederick Lane. Twin Lakes / Nature Study Woods Residential neighborhood located along the western edge of the City and bounded by Eastchester Road on the south, Webster Avenue on the east, and the Hutchinson River on the west. The neighborhood contains a mixture of architectural types, generally dating from the 1920s, including a significant concentration of Colonial and Tudor Revival-style homes built onto small lots laid out in an overall grid pattern. Many of the streets contain speculative houses built by contractors and developers of the day. A small number of homes from the City's early history are found within this area, remnants from the era prior to the creation of residential neighborhoods through subdivision. Included among these is the Parcot-Drake House. Interlaken: Interlaken is a residential park straddling the western edge of New Rochelle near the Eastchester Town border. Kensington Woods This neighborhood is a gated community in the north-western section of the city adjacent to Bonnie Crest, Lake Isle and Eastchester. The area consists of modern colonial homes which range from 1 - 1.8 million dollars (as per 2012). Lake Isle Located along the eastern side of the former reservoir 'Lake Isle', the community consists of lakefront homes and estates and continues into neighboring Eastchester as well. Larchmont Woods Larchmont Woods is a community located north and east of the Beechmont neighborhood and south of the Leatherstocking trail, along the Mamaroneck Town border. The Woods of Larchmont: This residential area, known as The Woods of Larchmont or Larchmont Woods, is bounded by the Mamaroneck Town limits on the east, Forest Knolls and Rouken Glen on the north, and by Beechmont on the south and west. It consists of homes of varied scales, erected during the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, as older residential parks within the City were built out. The Larchmont Woods neighborhood includes Maywood Road, Wildwood Road, Mulberry Lane, Lotus Road, Linwood Road, Beech Road, Poplar Road, Springdale Road, Ridge Road, Highpoint Road, and parts of Woodlawn Avenue, Forest Avenue, Kingsbury Road,