Redstone Township in Smock, PA, is a neighborhood with a diverse range of homes dating from the early 20th century to recent builds. The area features various home styles, including colonial multi-story houses, single-story Cape Cods, and ramblers. Lot sizes range from around 11,700 square feet to several acres, with homes situated on both suburban-style streets and scenic, hilly country roads near the Appalachian foothills. The Monongahela River offers boating and fishing opportunities, with species like black bass, channel catfish, and sunfish. The 467-acre Patsy Hillman Park provides athletic fields, pavilions, hiking and biking trails, and a stocked lake. Another local attraction is the Brownsville Drive-in, open since 1949, which remains a popular spot for watching movies from April to October. Dining options include locally owned favorites like Pepperronnies Family Restaurant, known for its pizza and breakfast, and The Sandwich Shop and Deli, a newer addition since 2020. U.S. Route 40 runs through the community, facilitating commutes to Pittsburgh, about 40 miles away. The Brownsville Area School District serves the neighborhood, offering various programs, including extracurricular activities and courses at the Fayette County Career and Technical Institute in nearby Uniontown. This small community, with its mix of historical and modern homes, outdoor attractions, and local dining, provides a unique living experience.
