About Wakefield
Quick Facts
Current Prices: $105,000 to $1,550,000
Closed Prices: $99,000 to $829,000
Median Sale Price: $530,000
Average $ per sq ft: $368
Association Fee Ranges:
Around Wakefield
The area is mostly filled with single or multi-family homes as opposed to the high-rise buildings that are commonly found in other parts of the city, giving the neighborhood a more residential feel. However, there are also low-rise apartment buildings scattered throughout the neighborhood for those interested in apartment living.
Wakefield has a wide variety of restaurants offering distinct cuisines, most of which can be found on White Plains Road. Here you can find cafes and pizzerias to sushi restaurants and BBQ joints. The area is also particularly well-known for its authentic Caribbean cuisine.
As you walk through the streets of Wakefield, you will find a unique mixture of urban convenience and residential feel. Shopping centers and local eateries offer a variety of shopping and dining options all within a short walk around the neighborhood. Removed from the noise and congestion of Manhattan, however, the atmosphere in Wakefield is more relaxed and peaceful.
If you’re looking for a night out, Wakefield has a variety of places to choose from, many of which are concentrated along White Plains Road. Most of the nightlife spots in the area are more casual, with many taverns and pubs to enjoy with friends and family.
Looking for a chance to connect with nature? Look no further than Shoelace Park. Found along the neighborhood’s western border, Shoelace park offers a quiet and relaxing location for a leisurely Sunday afternoon stroll. If you’re feeling a bit more adventurous, you can even take small boats out on the Bronx River.
Wakefield has access to stops on the 2 and 5 subway lines. It also has its own stop on the Metro North train line. There are also several MTA bus routes accessible in the area, as well as stops on the Bee-Line bus system, which runs through Westchester. The neighborhood is also extremely walkable, with most daily errands able to be accomplished on foot.
Locals Love
- Lower cost of living
- Variety of restaurants
- Great public transportation options
Locals Don't Love
- Lack of cultural attractions
- Difficult street parking
- Long commute to Manhattan
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