Neighborhood

In perfect harmony with the energy of East Liberty and the sophistication of Shadyside, Coda on Centre sits at the crossroads of these two iconic Eastside neighborhoods. This diverse and eclectic area has undergone an amazing renewal through the transformation of historic structures into modern destinations and the reinvention of neighborhood streets into boutique shopping districts. With access to a plethora of entertainment, shopping, dining, education and recreation options, Coda on Centre residents can enjoy all that the new East End has to offer.

East Liberty

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's East Liberty is a great neighborhood recognized for its thriving arts and culture scene. It is also home to a variety of small businesses, such as neighborhood restaurants, art galleries, and shops. There are many parks and green areas in East Liberty, including the Mellon Park, which has a lovely garden and walking routes, and the East Liberty Dog Park, which is a well-liked location for dog owners to let their pets run and play. Overall, East Liberty is a dynamic and energetic area that has plenty to offer, including delectable food establishments, distinctive retail opportunities, cultural activities, and outdoor leisure. 

Shadyside

Just a few miles east of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, city center is a neighborhood known as Shadyside. Both locals and tourists enjoy visiting Shadyside because of its tree-lined lanes, ancient buildings, and lively dining and shopping districts. In Shadyside, there are many small businesses and independently run enterprises, including apparel boutiques, specialty food shops, artisanal craft stores, and top-notch restaurants. Shadyside is home to a number of cultural attractions, including the Carnegie Museum of Art and the Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, in addition to its dining and retail options. There are also a number of parks and other green areas in the neighborhood, like Schenley Park, which has walking paths, a golf course,