Ditmas Park Among Nation's Best Neighborhoods To Call Home

DITMAS PARK, BROOKLYN — Ditmas Park is the 11th best neighborhood to call home in the U.S., according to a new analysis from the magazine Money.

The central Brooklyn neighborhood known for treelined streets and sprawling homes with slanted roofs beat out every other New York City in the ranking of the country’s top 100 places to live released Monday.

Analysts looked at more than 160,000 data points, including cost of living, education, health and safety, and diversity, according to Money. Reporters also paid a visit to each of the top 1,796 locations before settling on the their top picks.

Here's what they found in Ditmas Park:

Population: 5,038
Median Home Price: $847,700
Average Commute: 51 minutes
Median Household Income: $65,029
Projected Job Growth: 2.5 percent
Clear Days Per Year: 213

"Ornate Victorian homes with large front porches and yards give Ditmas Park a suburban feel and unique character, yet the area maintains a traditional New York vibe," wrote Money analyst Shaina Mishkin.

"And one of Brooklyn's biggest draws, the 526-acre Prospect Park, is just a five-minute subway ride away."

According to the rankings, these are the ten Best Places To Live in America:

1. Clarksville, Tennessee
2. Round Rock, Texas
3. Fishers, Indiana
4. Fulton River District, Illinois
5. Country Club Heights, North Carolina
6. Draper, Utah
7. Bentonville, Arkansas
8. Madison, Wisconsin
9. Meridian, Idaho
10. Winter Garden, Florida