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Tree-lined streets and historic charm in Strathmore
Located about 3 miles southwest of Downtown Syracuse , Strathmore is a residential neighborhood known for its early 20th-century architecture, leafy boulevards and proximity to some of the city's largest parks. "Strathmore is an old-city Syracuse neighborhood," says Chip Hodgkins , associate broker and owner of Hodgkins Homes Team at Hunt Real Estate ERA. "It's like an island within the city brimming with classic homes from the 1930s, '40s and '50s."
Established in 1917 during the streetcar suburb era, Strathmore was influenced by the Garden City Principles. With winding tree-lined roads and elegant homes set back from the street, it emphasizes the natural environment and community connections. "It's by far one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Syracuse," Hodgkins says. Today, Strathmore remains a sought-after residential enclave for those seeking historic charm, community and serenity within the city limits.
Strathmore is often cited as a desirable Syracuse neighborhood.
Woodland Reservoir’s paved loop overlooks Lilly’s Grove, a popular sunset spot.
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Tudors, colonials and stately single-family homes
Tree-lined streets feature an eclectic mix of architectural styles, from Tudor Revivals and Queen Annes to Craftsman-style bungalows and Colonial Revivals, and a handful of mid-century ramblers are scattered along the west side of the neighborhood. Most homes were constructed between 1900 and 1960, with many featuring original woodwork, fireplaces and slate roofs. "It's like the best of both worlds, with classic woodwork paired with updated finishes," Hodgkins says. Sales prices in Strathmore typically range from $130,000 to $300,000, with larger properties fetching between $300,000 and $435,000. Duplexes and other multi-family units are more prominent near South Avenue, with prices ranging from the $100,000s to the low-$200,000s. "Micron's move to Syracuse is driving housing prices higher. This is the highest prices have ever been in Central New York, yet the lowest they ever will be going forward," Hodgkins says.
Tudor homes are common across Strathmore.
Strathmore showcases Tudor, Queen Anne, Craftsman, and Colonial Revival homes.
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Educational offerings in Strathmore
The Syracuse City School District, which garners a C-plus rating from Niche, serves Strathmore students. Although the district offers families school choice, neighborhood schools include C-rated Bellevue Elementary and C-minus-rated Roberts Pre-K-8 School. Students may then advance to Corcoran High School. In addition to a B-minus rating, students at Corcoran have the opportunity to participate in International Baccalaureate (IB) classes, career and technical education programs and the P-TECH program, which allows them to earn a high school diploma and an Associate of Applied Science degree in electromechanical technology in partnership with Micron and Onondaga Community College.
Roberts Elementary serves Strathmore students in grades K through 8.
Corcoran High School offers IB and P‑TECH programs for Strathmore students.
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Parks, gardens and scenic trails around Strathmore
Strathmore is bordered by two of Syracuse's most prominent green spaces. Upper Onondaga Park is a 67-acre green space with a community pool, playground, and courts for tennis, pickleball and basketball. Walking trails wind around Hiawatha Lake, where community events such as summer concerts and seasonal festivals take place. With an average annual snowfall of around 128 inches and below-freezing temperatures in the winter, Hiawatha Lake transforms into a makeshift ice-skating rink, while rolling hills turn into sledding destinations.
The adjacent Lower Onondaga Park features landscaped gardens, a small stone bridge along a reflecting pool, a spray ground and another playground. The Onondaga Creekwalk, a 5-mile trail, passes through the park's eastern edge, leading joggers and cyclists from Armory Square to the southern edge of Onondaga Lake. Additional green spaces surround the community, including the Woodland Reservoir. Situated high on a hill, a paved walking trail encircles the Reservoir, and its surrounding hillside, formerly known as Lilly's Grove, continues to be a popular spot for sunset picnics.
Wadsworth Park is another neighborhood green space with a baseball diamond, tennis courts and playground. Strathmore residents are also just 2 miles from the city's largest park—Burnet Park—where visitors can enjoy the Rosamond Gifford Zoo, an outdoor fitness center, sports facilities, an expansive playground and a public 9-hole golf course. Bellevue Country Club, a private golf club and event venue, also borders Strathmore.
Hiawatha Lake anchors Upper Onondaga Park, with paths and seasonal events.
Burnet Park, about 2 miles away, includes a public 9‑hole golf course.
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Strathmore's close-knit community
Strathmore maintains its close-knit Garden City ideology through an active neighborhood association. Quarterly meetings are held at the Onondaga Park Firehouse, which serves as Santa's holiday workshop during the Christmas season. Other annual events range from Halloween parades and the Taste of Strathmore, a yearly fundraiser for the Most Holy Rosary School, to Art on the Porches, when local artists and musicians showcase their talent.
Dining and shopping options line nearby main roads
Strathmore residents enjoy convenient access to a variety of shopping, dining and community events just beyond their tree-lined streets. Maloney's Pizzeria, the neighborhood's only eatery, is a community staple known for its generously topped pizzas. A short drive along Onondaga Boulevard leads residents to Limp Lizard Lounge Bar & Grill, where a Wild West facade and cozy interior accentuate its hearty barbecue offerings.
Other nearby amenities include Wegmans and Price Chopper. Additional establishments include a hardware store, Walgreens pharmacy and other popular fast-food chains. Larger retailers line West Genesee Street, about 5 miles away, while downtown Syracuse offers additional shopping, dining and entertainment options nearby.
Maloney’s Pizzeria, Strathmore’s lone eatery, is known for generously topped pies.
Wegmans on Onondaga Boulevard provides convenient grocery shopping near Strathmore.
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Getting around the Syracuse metro area
Residential roads and paved sidewalks cater to pedestrians and cyclists, and Centro bus routes run along Onondaga Boulevard and South Geddes Street. Still, many residents rely on personal vehicles to get around the city. Downtown Syracuse and SUNY Upstate Medical University are about 3 miles away, and Upstate Community Hospital is just 3 miles south. Syracuse Hancock International Airport is slightly farther away, 10 miles northeast, while major nearby roadways include Interstates 81, 481, 690 and 90.
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