That's what residents say, gesturing down the block to the elementary school or through the trees to the tennis courts in back of the East Greenwich High School. That's perfect for someone like Stephanie Correnti who has three children in three different schools. Correnti, lived in her Tanglewood home for seven years, before moving down the road to a larger home in Queens Grant a few weeks ago. Kindergarten children are bused to Meadowbrook Farms Elementary. It's just an ideal location.
Many residents walk into town to shop or have lunch.
Tanglewood was developed by Warren Moorehead beginning in 1960. There are approximately 82 houses in Tanglewood and an additional 42 in the adjoining Queens Grant which was developed after Tanglewood was complete. Houses are 2,000 square feet and larger, with three, four and five bedrooms. Most are colonials, with some larger ranches and contemporaries. Drive through and you're likely to see grandparents out playing on the front stoop with little ones and fenced-in yards littered with playground equipment and basketball hoops.