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Easy commute and low taxes in West Scranton
Just west of downtown Scranton, Hyde Park is home to various cuisines and storefronts. Residents can walk from the front porch of their homes to a local eatery or market and likely pass a church along the way. The town is home to Saint Ann’s Monastery, which also offers Mass services. Aside from retail and churches, the west side offers plenty of green space and the area is surrounded by interstate convenience. “Many are flocking to Scranton because of the manageable commute and career opportunities, while others are attracted to the considerably lower taxes and tight-knit community spirit,” says Christine Polizzi, a Realtor at EXP Realty with experience all around Northeast Pennsylvania.
You can find planned communities in Hyde Park.
Duplexes and multiple story homes are common in Hyde Park.
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Single-family and multifamily colonial homes
Sidewalks line the gridded streets where homes sit close together. Single-family colonial-style homes like Four Squares and Dutch Colonials, many with front porches, range from 1,000 to 2,000 square feet and are typically priced between $125,000 and $225,000. Blended with these homes are several multifamily units, costing anywhere from $150,000 to around $300,000. On the outskirts of town, there are raised ranch homes with attached garages and driveways, averaging 1,700 square feet in size and about $275,000 in price.
Split-level homes can be found in neighborhoods around Hyde Park.
Hyde park is filled with homes, making up a majority of the community.
Duplexes with multiple floors and apartment buildings are common in Hyde Park.
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Local flavors and classy taverns
Hyde Park is home to a variety of flavors, one of the favorites being Westside Flava’s. There, locals can grab sandwiches and soul food plates to go. Carmella’s Italian Deli & Pastries is a counter and dine-in eatery serving sandwiches and desserts. “These mouth-watering Italian delicacies at both Carmella’s and Villa Marie make these spots local favorites,” says Polizzi. Nearby, Keystone Restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, specializing in burgers and fries. And next door, residents can pick up a New York-style pizza at Vincenzo’s. In the northern neck of town, Farr Street Tavern is a more upscale bar and grill, providing a nightlife scene. For groceries and essentials, locals can head to Walmart on the south side of town or Giant on the north side.
Stop by for a cold brew or dinner at Farr Street Tavern in Hyde Park.
Stop by WestSide Flava's for some soul food in Hyde Park.
Grab a bite to eat at Keystone Restaurant in Hyde Park.
Grab some fresh pastries at Carmella's Deli in Hyde Park.
Grab a slice of pizza at Vincenzo's in Hyde Park.
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Things to do in the Electric City
A little over a mile to the east in downtown Scranton, Hyde Park residents can explore more dining options and family adventures. The Steamtown National Historic Site is a rail museum, and next door is the Electric City Trolley Museum. Nearby is the Electric City Aquarium & Reptile Den. "First Friday Scranton is popular, a walkable, cultural festival with artwork, food vendors and live music,” says Polizzi. Close to downtown is The University of Scranton, a private Catholic and Jesuit university. “As the allure of Scranton grows, it’s no wonder out-of-state buyers—particularly from New York and New Jersey—are drawn to this city,” Polizzi says.
Take a walk around the Steamtown National Historic Site and Museum.
The Steamtown National Historic Site has a variety of locomotives to explore.
Stop by the Trolley Museum at The Steamtown National Historic Site.
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Museums and recreation at McDade Park
On the west side of town is McDade Park, where there’s a playground, walking trails, outdoor athletic courts and fields, an Olympic-sized pool and a splash pad. Also on site are the Anthracite Heritage Museum and Lackawanna Coal Mines. Both Sloan Little League Park and Tripp Park are small neighborhood parks with baseball diamonds. “These parks offer a respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, with ample opportunities for outdoor recreation, picnicking, and exploration. They’re also a testament to Scranton's commitment to preserving its green spaces,” adds Polizzi. In the northern part of town, golfers can practice their drive at Fawnwood Golf Complex.
Hyde Park has a variety of sporting areas to enjoy.
Hyde Park has a variety of sports for children to practice and compete.
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Scranton School District and nearby private schools
The Scranton School District serves students living in Hyde Park. Learners can benefit from a 13-1 student-teacher ratio at Isaac Tripp Elementary School or attend Frances Willard Elementary School, both of which receive a C Niche grade. As they progress, students can attend West Scranton Intermediate School, which also receives a C Niche grade. West Scranton High School, which boasts a B Niche grade and offers a 14-1 student-teacher ratio, reports above-average state test scores for both math and reading. There are also several private schools on the east side of town, such as Saint Clare/Saint Paul School and The Lutheran Academy.
Francis Willard School
Local students attend Riverside Junior-Senior High School.
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Highway access around West Scranton
U.S. Route 11 runs along the east side of town, while Interstate 476 runs along the west side. There are several COLTS bus stops peppered throughout the Hyde Park area. And for longer-distance travel, Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport is less than 10 miles south.
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Assault with Weapon
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Hyde Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Hyde Park, Scranton sell after 48 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Hyde Park, Scranton over the last 12 months is $175,000, up 10% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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