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City conveniences and suburban tranquility
Greenridge overlooks downtown Scranton from the Electric City’s northeast side, just east of the Lackawanna River. “This is a very nice neighborhood in Scranton,” says Re/Max Realty Select’s Alexander Schwartz, who has worked with clients buying and selling local real estate for nearly 5 years. “The setting is very historic with beautiful, one-of-a-kind homes that you won’t see anywhere else, so sometimes it doesn’t even feel like you are living in a city,” he says. Close to shopping, dining, parks and both public and private schools, Greenridge exudes both lively city convenience and suburban calm.
Early 20th-century suburban charm
These classically suburban streets are lined with everything from colorful 1910s Queen Annes to stately Colonial Revivals and American Foursquares built between 1920 and 1930. There are even 1950s ranch-style bungalows and 1920s Craftsman and Prairie-style homes. The narrow sidewalks are bathed in the shade of Greenridge’s towering trees. Backyards are enclosed by tall privacy fencing, while manicured front lawns and gardens are left open or bordered merely by white picket fencing. Most homes feature narrow driveways, so there aren’t a lot of cars parked on these quiet residential streets. Prices here start at $150,000 for well-maintained but minimally updated homes with two or three bedrooms and can go as high as $450,000 for fully renovated five- or six-bedroom homes.
This Victorian home has some bright colors in the Greenridge neighborhood.
Greenridge boasts plenty of street parking.
Ivy and refined architecture go snugly together in Greenridge.
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Retailers and restaurants close to home
Residents can grab groceries at Ricardo’s Market in Dunmore, less than a mile and a half away. In Green Ridge Plaza, the local GIANT is even closer. With Dollar Tree and Planet Fitness, too, this shopping center is a hub for everything from everyday essentials to exercise. Browse for handmade, repurposed and vintage treasures at On&On Scranton, off Capouse Avenue. The vintage vibes extend across the street to The Retro Café, where locals head for espresso, or casual breakfast and lunch fare. A few blocks north up Capouse, the cozy Nearra’s Pizzeria is known for its deep dish and double-crust pies. Between Electric and Deacon Streets on Greenridge’s north side, Boulevard Diner serves authentic Greek fare, and Mickey Gannon’s is a local favorite for classic pub fare. Zummo’s Café, off Marion Street, has specialty cold brew and house-baked goods in a laidback setting.
Residents can dine in or grab take out at Nearra's Pizzeria in Greenridge.
Residents can try many of the signature selections at Zummo's Cafe in Greenridge.
Giant Market in Greenridge fulfills residents' grocery needs.
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Festivities in downtown Scranton
The Scranton St. Patrick's Parade is the city’s biggest annual event; the celebration draws crowds of more than 100,000 to the city center each March for live music, Irish dance performances, elaborate parade floats and feasts prepped by local vendors. Throughout the year, there’s everything from pop-up park picnics and holiday light displays to La Festa Italiana, a four-day celebration of food and culture, too. All these festivities and more take place in downtown Scranton, less than 3 miles south of most homes.
Public and private school options
Neighborhood kids can go to Robert Morris Elementary, Northeast Scranton Intermediate and Scranton High for preschool and 12th grade. In early 2024, both Robert Morris and Northeast Scranton earned C grades from Niche. Scranton High earned a B that same year. The high school has robust sports and music programs, and the Scranton High Knights are known for performing well in the Scholastic Scrimmage and Scholastic Bowl academic contests. There are two private schools in the neighborhood, too. Saint Paul/Saint Clare serves students between preschool and eighth grade on the north side, while Scranton Prep serves high schoolers on the south side. Both schools are conveniently located within a mile of most Greenridge homes.
West Scranton High School serves many neighborhoods in Scranton.
John Adams Elementary School in Greenridge has a student-teacher ratio of 11:1.
Northeast Scranton Intermediate School serves many communities.
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Parks around the corner
Less than 3 miles south of Greenridge, Nay Aug Park sprawls over nearly 75 acres, offering everything from a formal rose garden to a treehouse-style overlook above the Nay Aug Gorge. There’s also the Everhart Museum, with its art and natural history exhibits. When the weather’s nice, locals from around Scranton flock to the park to enjoy its expansive green spaces, paved trails, playground and sports courts. Off Highnett Place on the neighborhood’s north side, there’s another playground and more sports courts at Crowley Park. Every summer, baseball fans and young players fill Crowley Park, home of the Green Ridge Little League since 1951. Smaller community parks include Sturgis Park, Sunset Islands and Woodlawn Islands. When winter comes, locals can hit the slopes at Montage Mountain Ski Resort, about 10 miles south of home.
Kids play on the swings at Nay Aug Park, minutes from the Greenridge neighborhood.
Little League plays baseball at Sherwood Park in Dunmore.
Locals walk their dogs at Nay Aug Park, minutes from the Greenridge neighborhood.
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It's easy to get around by bus from Greenridge.
Navigating the city and beyond
Commonwealth Health Moses Taylor Hospital and Commonwealth Health Regional Hospital of Scranton are both located within 2 miles of most Greenridge homes. Interstate 81 loops around the city and transports commuters to Northern New York, while Interstate 476 provides easy access to Philadelphia. These two main thoroughfares are both less than 6 miles from Greenridge. Bus stops along the County of Lackawanna Transit System’s bus line, COLTS, are spaced at regular intervals throughout the neighborhood, making it easy to get around without a car, too. And for those who need to venture farther afield, the Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport is about 11 miles south.
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