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{{Infobox Neighborhood
| name = Mayfair
| type = Neighborhood
| location = Northeast Philadelphia
| zip_codes = 19136, 19149
| boundaries = Roughly Cottman Avenue to Rhawn Street, Roosevelt Boulevard to Frankford Avenue
| adjacent_neighborhoods = [[Holmesburg]], [[Tacony]], [[Oxford Circle]]
| major_streets = Frankford Avenue, Cottman Avenue, Roosevelt Boulevard
| transit = SEPTA bus routes, near Frankford Transportation Center
| notable_landmarks = Mayfair commercial district, neighborhood parks
}}

'''Mayfair''' is a residential neighborhood in [[Northeast Philadelphia]] characterized by single-family homes, neighborhood commercial strips, and a working-class to middle-class character. The neighborhood developed primarily in the mid-20th century and maintains a traditional Northeast Philadelphia atmosphere.

== History ==

Mayfair developed after World War II as part of the housing boom that transformed Northeast Philadelphia from farmland to dense residential neighborhoods. The area attracted young families seeking affordable homeownership outside the older parts of the city.

== Character ==

=== Housing ===
* Single-family rowhouses
* Twins and duplexes
* Small yards (typical Northeast style)
* Well-maintained properties
* Modest prices

=== Community ===
* Working-class and middle-class families
* Mix of longtime residents and newcomers
* Changing demographics
* Strong neighborhood identity

== Commercial Districts ==

=== Frankford Avenue ===
* Traditional commercial strip
* Local businesses
* Restaurants and services
* Mix of chain and independent stores

=== Cottman Avenue ===
* Major commercial corridor
* Shopping centers
* Big-box retail nearby

== Living in Mayfair ==

* Affordable single-family homes
* Neighborhood feel
* Near major shopping
* Family-oriented

== Schools ==

* Mayfair Elementary School
* Lincoln High School nearby
* Catholic schools in area

== Getting There ==

* '''SEPTA buses:''' 66, 67, 88
* '''Roosevelt Boulevard:''' Major arterial access
* '''Near:''' Frankford Transportation Center

== See Also ==

* [[Holmesburg]]
* [[Tacony]]
* [[Oxford Circle]]
* [[Northeast Philadelphia]]

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