$303,673Average Value$201Average Price per Sq Ft14Homes For Sale
A classic suburban neighborhood just 5 miles from downtown
Named for a stately sycamore on the edge of Greentree Road is the quiet, predominantly residential community of the Green Tree borough. Green Tree is a classic suburban neighborhood with twentieth-century homes on moderately wooded lots. Its proximity to downtown Pittsburgh, however, sets it apart. “People move to Green Tree for the fact that downtown is like five minutes away,” says Diane McConaghy, an Associate Broker with RE/MAX Select Realty. She’s been selling in the area since 2013. With downtown just under 5 miles away, Green Tree offers a unique opportunity to live a small-town life just outside the city. The neighborhood’s robust parks system and community programming efforts add to Green Tree’s small-town feel by gathering neighbors year-round.
I-376 runs through Green Tree.
Gree Tree is conveniently located just about 5 miles from downtown Pittsburgh.
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Twentieth-century homes on long, narrow lots
Homes in Green Tree only stay on the market for a short time due to competitive pricing. “In Pittsburgh, if it’s priced right, in good condition, and a good location, it’s gonna go quickly and sometimes above list price,” McConaghy says. Houses here often sit on long, narrow lots with front yards large enough for flower beds and back yards large enough for pools. Popular architectural styles include Cape Cod, Colonial Revival, Tudor Revival, midcentury and ranch-style. Smaller two- to four-bedroom homes built in the early to mid-1900s range from $110,000 to just over $290,000, while larger ones can sell from $293,000 to $385,000. Newer builds and large updated historical homes can sell for a little more, ranging from $425,000 to $610,000.
Homes sits along quiet, winding roads in Green Tree.
A Colonial Revival home in Green Tree.
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Keystone Oaks High students can graduate with college credits
Kids may attend schools in the Keystone Oaks School District, including Fred L. Aiken Elementary School, Keystone Oaks Middle School, and Keystone Oaks High School, all graded a B-plus or better on Niche. Keystone Oaks High has a STEM Academy, which allows high schoolers to graduate with 15 college credits through Robert Morris University. Parents looking for a Catholic private school option may consider Guardian Angel Academy, located in the heart of the neighborhood. Several higher education options are also within reach, including Point Park University.
Fred L. Aiken Elementary School is part of the Keystone Oaks School District.
Green Tree students may attend Keystone Oaks Middle School.
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I-376 runs through Green Tree
Green Tree’s location next to U.S. Interstate Highway 376 and Fort Pitt Tunnel makes commuting into the city easy. Pittsburgh International Airport is also nearby, just 14 miles west of the neighborhood. Public Pittsburgh Regional Transit buses run through the neighborhood. Stops can be found along Greentree Road, Parkway Center Drive S, and Pennsylvania State Route 50.
I-376 runs through Green Tree.
The PRT runs through Green Tree giving residents access to the city and beyond.
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Shopping and dining near I-376, Route 121
A handful of retailers and eateries can be found near U.S. Interstate Highway 376 and Pennsylvania State Route 121, including a Giant Eagle Supermarket and an Ace Hardware. For a bite to eat, residents can check out local favorite Scoglio’s Greentree. It offers northern Italian fare with a Pittsburgh flair with dishes like Boston-styled scrod and veal and peppers. For gourmet pizzas and classic Italian desserts like zeppole and cannoli, residents can head across town to Vincent’s of Green Tree. Additional shopping and dining can be found in the Noble Manor Shopping Center in the nearby Westwood neighborhood.
Green Tree has several dining options near the parkway.
Residents can find many businesses along I-367 and Route 121
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Wilson Park is the largest park in Green Tree
There are eight parks in Green Tree. Wilson Park is considered the crown jewel of the neighborhood’s recreation grounds. The sporting complex boasts amenities for everything from baseball to swimming. It also offers spaces like a shaded pavilion and a playground where parents can unwind, and kids can play. The park particularly comes to life in the summer when it hosts the neighborhood’s Independence Day celebration and summer recreation program. Green Tree Park is another popular green space. It has several baseball fields where kids in the community’s Little League baseball program and the Point Park University baseball team play. The complex also boasts a soccer field, walking track, playground and off-leash dog park.
Wilson Park has a paved walking path.
Green Tree Park offers space for walking, biking, and playing sports.
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Green Tree Garden Club sponsors the annual Spring Festival
Green Tree emphasizes community programming by supporting neighborhood organizations like the Green Tree Garden Club, which hosts an annual Spring festival and offers group lectures on gardening. The Green Tree Public Library also works to gather the community. Cinephiles can join its International Movie Club, readers can check out the First Wednesday Book Club, and vegans and vegetarians can talk recipes at the Plant-Based Pittsburgh Club, all hosted at the library. One-off events like library scavenger hunts and arts and crafts nights also allow residents with busy schedules to join in on community fun.
Green Tree Garden Club host annual events at the Green Tree Municipal Park.
The Green Tree Municipal park is a popular events venue.
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It's a nice, small community that is nearby to Pittsburgh. Easy to get into the city.
Niche Reviews
4.114 Reviews
4.0Current Resident
6/25/2020Niche Review
Green Tree is a great community with a small town feel. Great access to the city of Pittsburgh which offers sports teams, cultural events and awesome colleges.
4.0Current Resident
3/1/2021Niche Review
Easy access to highway, grocery stores, parks, shopping. Great location for both first time home owners looking to still be close to the city and families in a neighborhood atmosphere. Not very walkable to any restaurants, coffee shops, etc.
4.0Niche User
6/17/2015Niche Review
My neighborhood is a nice little community and the people living here make it amazing, along with the peaceful area.
5.0Current Resident
11/27/2019Niche Review
It is a Borough with great policeman and great public employees. They have some great parks and activities that are well-received. The bus service to town is good and depending on traffic you're either 5 minutes or 50 minutes from town. Being located on the west side of the Fort Pitt tunnels is a big plus.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Green Tree
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
2
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
3
4
Burglary
3
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
3
4
Larceny
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Crime Score
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4
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Green Tree Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Green Tree, Pittsburgh sell after 57 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Green Tree, Pittsburgh over the last 12 months is $310,000, up 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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