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Greenfield
is located southeast of Downtown and is surrounded by Squirrel Hill and Hazelwood.
It is accessible by Second Avenue, the Parkway East, and the Boulevard
of the Allies.
Greenfield
is one of Pittsburgh's "surprise" neighborhoods, where spectacular
views of the Downtown
skyline are found in unexpected spots throughout the community. It
is home of the Magee
Recreation Center,
and is on the border of
Schenley Park. The Greenfield Avenue and Murray Avenue business districts are thriving,
and the neighborhood is just minutes from Squirrel Hill shops.
Declaring
itself as "a suburb in the city," homebuyers can find the house
to fit their needs, from Victorians to Pittsburgh boxes to post-World
War II ranch houses. A homebuyer looking for convenience,
affordability, and a personal view of July 4th, Light-Up Night, or the Three Rivers Regatta fireworks can find the home of their dreams in Greenfield.
Greenfield is a family-oriented neighborhood
with most of the community activities focusing on youth programs.
Families who move here tend to stay, and most of the neighborhood's
residents have lived in their homes for more than five years.
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