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Barr, PA Homes for Sale

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    $149,000

    • Land
    • 45.65 Acres
    • $3,264 per Acre

    0 Mountain Dr, Nicktown, PA 15762

    The property is located in the northwestern part of Cambria County. The property is a nicely shaped 45.649-acre parcel lying quietly outside the small town of Northern Cambria. Travel is very convenient with Route 219 less than one mile to the east. There is a unique mix of woods, weeds and brush, with a nice lay sloping to the east. There are areas on the property that will allow some great

    Ron Westover Timberland Realty

    0 Mountain Dr, Nicktown, PA 15762
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    $49,900

    • 3 Beds
    • 1 Bath

    111 Farrell Rd, Northern Cambria, PA 15714

    Barr Township. 3 bedroom Cape cod house on town lot. Modern kitchen with appliances. Huge living room. Oil HW heat. Downstairs bath. Sunporch. Attic. Door bell. Deck. Public water. OWNER WILL FINANCE WITH $8,000. DOWN AND A $700. A MONTH PAYMENT. OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY. Call Ethel Solinski 814-948-5191 or email esolinski@comcast.net

    Ethel Solinski Ethel Solinski Realty

    111 Farrell Rd, Northern Cambria, PA 15714
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    $64,900

    • 3 Beds
    • 2 Baths

    414 Nicktown Hill Rd, Northern Cambria, PA 15714

    Barr Township. 3 bedroom 2 story house on .9-+ acre. Modern kitchen with stove and fridge. 2 baths. Living room. Oil HW heat. Covered patio. Covered deck. Vinyl siding. Updated windows and wiring. Newer furnace. Huge 2 car garage with cement floor. Some woods. Public water and Sewer. Sewer updated. Deck newly painted. Call Ethel Solinski 814-948-5191 esolinski@comcast.net

    Ethel Solinski Ethel Solinski Realty

    414 Nicktown Hill Rd, Northern Cambria, PA 15714

Why Live in Barr

Barr Township, located on the northern edge of the Allegheny Mountains in Pennsylvania, is a rural community characterized by rolling hills, farmland, and historic villages. Established in 1872, Barr transitioned from a lumbering and farming town to a coal mining hub in the early 1900s, with villages like Nicktown, Marstellar, and Colver developing rapidly. Colver, the largest village, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Today, Barr has reverted to its farming roots with a population of just over 2,000, offering a private, small-town feel. Duman Lake County Park is a local attraction featuring wooded trails, a playground, picnic pavilion, sports courts, miniature trains, hayrides, and trout fishing. Nearby Prince Gallitzin State Park provides beach access, campgrounds, hiking trails, and a marina on its 1,600-acre man-made lake. The Ghost Town Trail, a 50-mile hiking path, is accessible from Duman Lake County Park. Housing options include three- to five-bedroom ranch-style and colonial homes, with properties ranging from moderately sized yards in villages to over 10-acre lots along country roads. Barr is car-dependent, with U.S. Route 219 facilitating commutes to Ebensburg, Johnstown (20 miles south), and Pittsburgh (just over 60 miles west). Pittsburgh International Airport is 75 miles away. Local dining includes Blue Goose Inn and St Nicholas Hotel, while grocery shopping is available at Ken's BiLo Foods, Giant Eagle Supermarket, and other nearby markets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most popular zip codes in Barr, PA?
The most popular zip codes in Barr, PA include 15714, 15722, 15927, 15773 and 15931.
How are the schools in Barr, PA?
Barr, PA has highly rated public and private schools. Some of the best schools in Barr based on Niche Grades are Cambria Heights Middle School, Cambria Heights Elementary School and Cambria Heights Senior High School. Browse all the schools in Barr, PA to learn more.
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