Rural Neighborhood in Point Marion, Pennsylvania
Fayette County 15451, 15474, 15478
Settled along the Pennsylvania-West Virginia border and Monongahela River on the southern end of Fayette County, Springhill Township is a countryside community in the open, rolling hills of Appalachia. Spanning over 34 square miles, the township has a population of just 1,500 people, offering its residents a quiet, laid-back lifestyle far away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Springhill Township homes come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Along its winding, forested roads, you'll find a large mix of older homes from cottages and bungalows to ranch dwellings and newer Craftsman-style builds. Smaller homes built in the 1940s often sell between $100,000 and $150,000 while newer properties containing three to four bedrooms can top out around $350,000. The housing market is slower than more populated areas, with some homes taking up to three months to sell.
Students are zoned to the Albert Gallatin Area School District. Children can go to Friendship Hill Elementary School, which earns an overall grade of B-plus from Niche, before advancing to Albert Gallatin South Middle School, earning an overall Niche grade of C-minus. Teenagers can attend Albert Gallatin High School off Morgantown Road. Offering a host of extracurricular clubs and organizations, as well as a competitive athletics program, the high school earns an overall grade of C from Niche.
Restaurants are few and far between in Springhill Township, though the nearby Mountain View Cafe is a popular gathering place for a tasty meal. Celebrated among residents for its breakfast steaks and homemade desserts, the roadside eatery is a convenient spot for a quick bite. You can also stop by Bullfeathers for a burger and fries.
Residents will need to travel 7 miles north to Fairchance to visit the nearest grocery store. For fresh meats and produce, stop by Shop 'n Save off West Church Street. You can also head to the Family Dollar in Smithfield for other essentials. With little to no traffic in the area, locals will never need to worry about congested highways and noisy streets. Downtown Pittsburgh is a 60-mile drive from Springhill Township, though residents do have access to U.S. Route 119, which runs directly through the township.
To spend time outdoors, township residents often travel 6 miles south for a day at Cheat Lake Park. Stationed just beyond the Pennsylvania-West Virginia border, the park offers a 4.5-mile hiking and biking trail, along with a swimming beach and playground. Containing a wide array of fish from largemouth and smallmouth bass to catfish and crappies, Cheat Lake is also a popular gathering spot for local fishermen.
When the spooky season arrives, Springhill Township comes alive. Around Halloween, residents come in droves to visit Rich Farms' seasonal Fright Farm for a night of fun — and horror. One of the top haunted attractions in Pennsylvania, Fright Farm features a Hayride of No Return and a Frightmare Mansion, where guests are greeted by ghouls, goblins and everything in between.
Shelley McClain
WHITE DIAMOND REALTY LLC
(724) 812-0043
186 Total Sales
4 in Springhill Township
$80K - $325K Price Range
Brittany Herrington-Tubbs
BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY THE PREFERRED REALTY
(724) 607-8998
71 Total Sales
1 in Springhill Township
$230,000 Price
Jeffrey Dennis
RE/MAX SELECT REALTY
(878) 206-1142
198 Total Sales
1 in Springhill Township
$109,000 Price
Kevin Shaner
EXP REALTY LLC
(412) 968-8656
315 Total Sales
1 in Springhill Township
$165,000 Price
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Susan Daugherty
INTEGRITY PLUS REALTY
(724) 702-4241
21 Total Sales
1 in Springhill Township
$160,000 Price
Ron Lovelace
RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS
(724) 605-3633
197 Total Sales
3 in Springhill Township
$156K - $280K Price Range
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| 1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime | Springhill Township | US |
|---|---|---|
| Homicide | 3 | 4 |
| Sexual Assault | 1 | 4 |
| Assault with Weapon | 2 | 4 |
| Robbery | 2 | 4 |
| Burglary | 1 | 4 |
| Motor Vehicle Theft | 1 | 4 |
| Larceny | 1 | 4 |
| Crime Score | 2 | 4 |
Source: WhatIsMyCrimeRisk.com
On average, homes in Springhill Township, Point Marion sell after 277 days on the market compared to the national average of 47 days. The average sale price for homes in Springhill Township, Point Marion over the last 12 months is $165,000, down 18% from the average home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$120,000
This unique 2.075-acre riverfront property on the Monongahela River offers the perfect opportunity to build your summer escape or year-round retreat. Tucked away in a peaceful setting with direct access to the water, this parcel is your blank canvas for creating the riverfront lifestyle you've always imagined.Picture this: Waking up to the sound of birdsong, sipping your morning coffee
Katlyn Kimm RE/MAX SELECT REALTY
$249,900
The home and property you've been waiting for in the Albert Gallatin School District! Situated on approximately 4 acres, this ranch-style home offers the ease of one-level living and is packed with features inside and out. Enjoy a spacious, mostly fenced-in flat yard complete with an apple orchard, a two-car detached garage, and a large metal building/barn—perfect for hobbies, storage, or small
Tammy Jobes SWC REALTY
$79,000
20 acres of raw land located in the scenic countryside of Lake Lynn, PA in Fayette County. This expansive property offers a tranquil and private setting, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, of those looking to build their dream home or getaway retreat.
Janette Schafer REALTY ONE GROUP PLATINUM
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A hilly, rural community in Western Pennsylvania bordering the Monongahela River
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A small Fayette County borough with a lot to offer
Rural community with vast green spaces and a small-town feel in Fayette County
City founded on the same day of the signing of the Declaration of Independence