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Borough incorporated in 1851
Approximately 14 miles northeast of Scranton is Mayfield, a small suburban borough tucked away in Lackawanna County. At the time the borough was incorporated in 1851, the area was known for its silk mill and role in the coal mining industry. Although mostly residential, Mayfield does have a handful of restaurants and a sports center along Scranton Carbondale Highway. Students in this area can attend public schools in the Lake School District, which is rated C by Niche. Residents can find outdoor recreation at local Little League baseball fields and nearby parks.
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Homes ranging from $100,000 to $210,000
Along Mayfield’s gridded residential streets, locals can find a mix of ranch-style, Foursquare and traditional homes that often feature front porches and white panel facades. Farmhouse-style architectural details, including symmetrical massing and gabled roofs, are also present in many homes. Although some residences have driveways and garages, street parking is widely available and commonly used by residents. Most homes range in price from about $100,000 to $210,000, but Traditional-style three-bedroom homes with brick facades can cost more than $300,000.
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Convenience to U.S. Route 6
This neighborhood is considered car dependent and somewhat bikeable. Public transportation is provided by the County of Lackawanna Transit System, and residents can find several bus stops along Lackawanna Avenue for a fixed route that connects riders to both Carbondale and Scranton. Commuters have quick access to U.S Route 6 and the Scranton Carbondale Highway, both of which border the neighborhood. The Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport is approximately 22 miles away using Route 6 and feeding into Interstate 81.
Award-winning hoagies at Steve & Irene's
For a local lunch spot, residents can go to Steve & Irene’s Hoagies and try one of their award-winning cheese steak sandwiches. Just down the road is Alexander’s, a family-owned restaurant established in 1960 with menu options including seafood and classic Italian dishes. Residents can shop at Big Chief Market for grocery necessities, deli meat and a coffee menu. Locals can also drive approximately 2 miles south to browse Dollar General for bargain retail items and household groceries.
Taste tradition at Steve & Irene's, serving hoagies and pizza in Mayfield, PA since 1976.
Shop local at Big Chief Market, a community staple in Mayfield, PA.
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Play ball at Mayfield Little League
Residents can find local outdoor recreation at Mayfield Little League, which offers baseball fields and a playground. Nearby Russell Park is situated within driving distance just north of the neighborhood and offers additional recreational amenities, including a dog park and “several athletic fields along lots of playground equipment,” according to Pratt. For indoor recreation, Mayfield has a United Sports Academy where members can enjoy rock climbing walls, obstacle courses and training classes focused on improving strength and balance.
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Playtime awaits at Merli-Sarnoski Park with two playgrounds in Mayfield, PA.
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Lakeland School District
Younger students can go to school at Lakeland Elementary, which is rated C-plus and offers two campus options: the Mayfield campus and the Scott campus. Students in grades 7 through 12 might attend Lakeland Junior/Senior High School, a C-plus-rated institution that offers Advanced Placement coursework and STEM programs with curriculums focused on biomedical science, engineering and computer science.
Lakeland Mayfield Elementary offers small class sizes for young learners in Mayfield, PA.
Lakeland Jr/Sr High School near Mayfield, PA provides strong academics and athletics.
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Community programs at Carbondale Public Library
Carbondale Public Library is located less than 4 miles north and offers a wide selection of books, technology resources and community-based programs for all ages. “One of our more popular programs is Little Librarians, which includes activities like story time and crafting,” says Jessica Pratt, a librarian at the Carbondale Public Library. Locals can also become members of the Greater Carbondale YMCA, a nonprofit community center that offers a range of fitness classes, youth programs and recreational facilities.
Everhart Museum in nearby Scranton
Located 16 miles south in Scranton is the Everhart Museum, which was founded in 1908 and is the only regional museum where locals can explore art, science and natural history. In addition to its multiple permanent galleries, the Everhart Museum also features temporary exhibits so visitors can always experience something new.
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On average, homes in Mayfield, PA sell after 73 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Mayfield, PA over the last 12 months is $223,000, up 29% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Commercial property consisting of 2.5+/- Acres. Road frontage on both Route 6 and Plank road. Property is located approximately 1/4 mile from the New Sheetz Gas Station and 2 New proposed Warehouses on Meredith Street. The Borough of Mayfield is actively pursuing State Grant Money for the installation of Public Sewer on the West bound direction of Route 6, directly across from this property. An
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Very nice 1 bedroom, 1 bath 2nd floor apartment in Mayfield. Water, Kitchen appliances and a brand new stackable washer/dryer included. Has private parking & a private yard.
This freshly remodeled two-story home is located in a very quiet area with easy access to major highways - twenty minutes from downtown Scranton! Highlights include:- Two stories- Freshly remodled- New kitchen appliances- Off-street parking- Detached garage not included in rent (separate fee)- Located in a quiet area with quick highway access- Pet friendly
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