The Bronx, New York
Wakefield
Wakefield is the northernmost neighborhood in the Bronx, bordering Westchester County. It mixes detached houses, apartment buildings and a large Jamaican and Caribbean community.
Local Character & History
Hilly streets, houses and busy White Plains Road give Wakefield a residential, outer-borough character.
Restaurants & Shopping
White Plains Road, East 233rd Street and Nereid Avenue hold Jamaican, Caribbean, West African and American restaurants and bakeries.
Housing
Detached houses and apartment buildings, with moderate prices.
Parks & Recreation
Van Cortlandt Park, Seton Park and the nearby Tibbetts Brook Park provide trails and fields.
Transportation
The 2 at Wakefield-241st Street, Metro-North at Wakefield and buses along White Plains Road serve the area.
Nearby Attractions
- Van Cortlandt Park
- Wakefield's Caribbean restaurants
- Seton Park
- Westchester border
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wakefield the northernmost part of the Bronx?
Yes. Wakefield reaches the Westchester County line at the borough's northern edge.
Is Wakefield in New York City?
Yes. Wakefield is a Bronx neighborhood and therefore part of New York City.