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A pseudo-suburb in Pittsburgh’s West End
Quiet but central, Westwood is a surprisingly convenient neighborhood in Pittsburgh’s West End. “Even though it’s within Pittsburgh city limits and is right off the Parkway West, Westwood has a small-town suburban feel. People know their neighbors and look after each other,” says Susan Henry, a local Realtor with Howard Hanna. “A lot of people living there work in the city, too. Honestly, Westwood’s proximity to downtown and the airport are its biggest draws.” Access to Interstate 376, known locally as Parkway West, is less than a mile south of this pseudo-suburb. This highway makes the almost 5-mile commute into downtown Pittsburgh a breeze for residents. Westwood residents also benefit from nearby commercial areas, both in and around the community.
Westwood is only an eleven minute drive from Downtown Pittsburgh.
Westwood has a nice mix of city living and suburban charm.
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Historic starter homes
Westwood’s narrow residential streets slant up and down Pennsylvanian hills, partially lined by sidewalks. Historic homes built as early as 1900 can be found along these streets displaying classic architectural styles, like steeply gabled Tudor Revivals and boxy American Foursquares. Midcentury homes are also in the neighborhood, displaying more typical suburban designs like ranch-style and split-level homes. Colonial Revivals joined the neighborhood around the turn of the century, in the late ‘90s and early 2000s. For the most part, houses in Westwood sit on modest lots, around a quarter of an acre or less. Overall list prices range from $127,000 to $367,000. “It’s a good starter home area,” Henry says. “It’s very reasonably priced for Pittsburgh.”
Westwood has classic Tudor homes on amazingly manicured lots.
The streets of Westwood are lined with classic architecture that this area is known for.
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CTE programs at Brashear High
Westwood students fall under the Pittsburgh Public School District. They can start their academic journey close to home at Pittsburgh Westwood K-5, rated C-plus on Niche, before attending South Hills K-8, rated C, and graduating from Brashear High, rated C-plus. Students interested in careers in education can apply to Brashear High’s teaching magnet program. CTE programs are offered as well, including auto body repair, multimedia production and coding, machine operations and automotive technology.
Beechview is home to Brashear High School where Westwood students learn.
Westwood K-5 is a fine school located in the heart of Westwood.
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Westwood Park
For outdoor recreation, residents can hit some fly balls in Westwood Park, a central community spot tucked behind the elementary school. The green space consists of two ball fields and is the home field for the Westwood-Oakwood baseball and softball teams. In the summertime, residents can splash around in the Westwood Swimming Pool, which hosts swim teams and swim classes for adults and children. Small kids can play safely in the separate kiddie pool. Next to the pool, people can grab hot dogs at the concession stand and eat them at picnic tables.
Westwood Park has two baseball fields and is home to Westwood Pool.
The Westwood Swimming Pool gives residents a great place to cool off in the summer months.
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Close to Green Tree
“Westwood is pretty close to a neighborhood called Green Tree,” Henry says. “There are some locally owned businesses like shops and restaurants there.” Green Tree is less than a 2-mile drive south of Westwood. Familiar chains like Starbucks and Einstein Bros can be found in Green Tree as well. Grabbing groceries takes folks to the Giant Eagle Supermarket just outside the neighborhood on McKinney Lane. As for going out to eat, locals can head to the Noble Manor Shopping Center, a strip mall that houses convenient food options.
Green Tree has plenty of food options in their business district.
You can get all your grocery needs at Giant Eagle.
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Downtown Pittsburgh proximity
The Westwood neighborhood is located about 4 miles away or a 12-minute drive from Downtown Pittsburgh via the I-376. Although largely car-dependent, the PRT bus stops on Noblestown Road.
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Westwood Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Westwood, Pittsburgh sell after 80 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Westwood, Pittsburgh over the last 12 months is $199,900, up 3% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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