Pittsburgh, PA

Squirrel Hill North

Neighborhood Overview

Buy:
$320K - $3.85M
For Sale on Trulia:
32 homes
Rent:
$900 - $5.2K
For Rent on Trulia:
181 homes
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What Locals Say about Squirrel Hill North

At least 41 Trulia users voted on each feature.

  • 96 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 93 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 90 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 88 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 87 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 86 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 83 % Say parking is easy

  • 76 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 69 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 66 % Say kids play outside

  • 61 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 60 % Say there's wildlife

  • 59 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 54 % Say car is needed

  • 51 % Say it's quiet

  • 44 % Say there are community events

Sourced by Trulia users. Learn more about our methodology.
  • Trulia User
    "Lots of people are walking their dogs. Nobody complains. Dogs are pretty much always kept on a leash."
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  • Trulia User
    "Beautiful homes in walking distance from several diverse business districts and palacial city parks. Great neighbors too!"
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    "It’s an excellent neighborhood to walk and explore in! We have many great restaurants and parks, and surrounding neighborhoods are also diverse and lively."
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  • Trulia User
    "Squirrel Hill North is safe, quiet, fun, caring. It's a great place to live and has a great school in Colfax Elementry. The local shops and food places are great and the library is safe and fun. I highly recommend living here. You can also find a great agent to help you at Berkshire Hathaway under the library."
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  • Trulia User
    "the parks requires leashes, but owners often don't leash their dogs in Frick Park, so BE AWARE. I can't walk my toddler on the pathways because of this. Great playgrounds though. I feel safe having my kids walk up to Forbes & Murray alone."
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  • Trulia User
    "It’s clean and it feels safe. There’s a sense of community & it’s diversity it’s rich. There’s easy access to public transportation and great options to different ethnic gastronomy "
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  • Samanthaleeperry
    "Despite leash laws, people, sadly, walk their dogs in Frick Park and Schenely Park without them. Keep your little kids close. "
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  • Liz.eick.scott+trulia
    "Squirrel Hill feels like the safest community on the planet! A classic "neighborhood" neighborhood. "
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  • Kalyssa O.
    "In the winter people arent the best at clearing sidewalks, but other than that its a great area to walk pets"
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  • Valerieangell
    "This area is extremely dog friendly. Frick park has a wonderful off-leash Park, but Schenley and Frick both have great trails for people and their furry friends. "
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  • jgriffin124
    "Safe diverse neighborhood. Lots of kids at lots of different schools. We've been here for 11 years and raised 3 kids here. Each went to different high schools and all had good experiences."
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  • Samanthaleeperry
    "I have lived here with 2 young kids for 6 years and don't plan to move. Point Breeze is getting worse crime though."
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  • Samanthaleeperry
    "Nice families here, kids ages 1-12. Parking is tough - good place id you bike and/or use a bus instead of a car. "
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  • Valerieangell
    "We have lived here for 10+ yrs. It is peaceful, walkable (with a lively and lovely business district), is livable & friendly. We love it here!"
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  • Moura
    "Squirrel Hill (North) is one of the best family living places in Pittsburgh. Public transportation down Wilkins Boulevard is one block away, still Woodwell Street is a very quite one block street. Schenley Park is walking distance away. Forbes commercial block is also walking distance."
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