Lawrence Park Houses for Sale

Lawrence Park in Erie, Pennsylvania, is a historic neighborhood established in 1910 by General Electric to house factory workers. The area is known for its tree-lined streets and community parks, with the Lawrence Park Historic District listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The district features a mix of Cape Cod, Colonial Revival, and American Foursquare homes, along with Philadelphia-style rowhouses. The neighborhood is home to several parks, including Curtis Park with its playground and Elbow Tree Park with wooded nature trails. Beute Park hosts the Gazebo Concerts series each summer. Along the shores of Lake Erie, residents enjoy the Lawrence Park Golf Club, the Lawrence Park Fishing Club, and the Lakeside Recreational Area with its boat launch and beachfront. Local dining options on Main Street include the historic Lawrence Park Dinor, Dabrowski’s Restaurant & Deli, and Irish Cousins, which offers live music and karaoke nights. The Iroquois Avenue Branch Library provides community events, and Eastway Lanes, less than 2 miles away, offers bowling leagues. The Fourth of July Parade is a major event, culminating in fireworks over the Iroquois High School football field. Lawrence Park is 5 miles from downtown Erie and 10 miles from Erie International Airport, with local bus service provided by the EMTA.