No, seriously: every big city has its neighborhoods and districts, it’s all similar to the countryside, where it’s also not a given to be addressed by name.
Recently, I had a conversation with a taxi driver in Cologne. He said exactly the same thing. And I know something similar from acquaintances, friends, etc. who live in big cities.
Some of them really don’t get "out" of their "own" neighborhood. And then they want to tell you how great city life is (but only know the street two over), how amazing the cultural offerings are (last theater visit five years ago), how relaxed it is to get from A to B (with a car sometimes gladly taking 30 minutes for 5 kilometers) and so on and so forth...
It already makes me cringe when I’d have to do larger shopping, and then I carry (despite Rewe right across the street / around the corner) every damn beer bottle for the next birthday party home on foot (because once I’ve moved the car out from in front of the house, I won’t get a free parking spot there for the next two weeks) and still carry the beer bottle up to the 4th floor. Freedom looks different to me!
In your situation, I would rather be the Excel sheet type. Write down what you would like about a house and what you currently like. Make a decision matrix!
However... if your little heart would beat for a house in the countryside, then you would already see the advantages now.