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Arnold

Arnold

Located in Westmoreland County

$100,339 Average Value
1 Home For Sale

Urban conveniences 20 miles from Pittsburgh

The city of Arnold embodies an easygoing lifestyle with its riverside parks and a business district of casual eateries, providing urban convenience just 30 miles northeast of Pittsburgh. Located on the shore of the Allegheny River, the small Pennsylvania city’s neat rows of residential streets offer a dense suburban feel.

A fire department memorial stands within Arnold’s Riverside Park.
A fire department memorial stands within Arnold’s Riverside Park.
Starter homes are common across Arnold’s compact neighborhoods.
Starter homes are common across Arnold’s compact neighborhoods.
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Local eateries and convenient shopping in Arnold

A few local eateries offer a casual and laidback vibe while serving up favorite dishes. Football fans watch a Steelers game at the dim bar of Augie’s Sports Pub while enjoying wings and cheese fries, while New York-style pies are made to order at family-owned P&M Pizza. Fazio’s Pizza & Italian Food is a mom-and-pop deli with a counter serving pepperoni rolls and hoagies.
Residents stock up on groceries at the Aldi and Giant Eagle Supermarket on Route 366 and head across the river to the Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills for a day of shopping at names like Macy’s and Dick’s Sporting Goods – just 15 minutes away.

Fazio’s Pizza & Italian Food serves pepperoni rolls and hoagies in Arnold.
Fazio’s Pizza & Italian Food serves pepperoni rolls and hoagies in Arnold.
P&M Pizza in Arnold makes New York-style pies to order.
P&M Pizza in Arnold makes New York-style pies to order.
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Compact residential streets offer a dense suburban feel

Residences cluster along the walkable blocks here, resulting in small yards and closely set properties. The longstanding architecture is similar to that of neighboring communities: "Arnold is very much the same as New Kensington as far as housing is concerned,” says Janet Ryan, Realtor at Century 21 American Heritage. “It's an older community with houses from over 50 years ago.” Bungalows, Four Squares, and cottages are the most popular single-family home styles, many with either detached garages or street parking. The median home value here is $64,500 – compared to nearby New Kensington’s median of $106,500 – with prices ranging from $57,000 to $145,000.
Arnold receives a crime score of 4 out of a possible 10, according to the CAP Index. This score is comparable to the US national average.

Renovated bungalows are common across Arnold’s older neighborhoods.
Renovated bungalows are common across Arnold’s older neighborhoods.
Front yards line several residential streets in Arnold.
Front yards line several residential streets in Arnold.
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Scenic spaces along the Allegheny River

As the name implies, Riverside Park hugs the Allegheny River along the west side of the city. A paved pathway snakes through the grassy park, providing a scenic place to take a stroll amidst the tree-covered hills, while plenty of benches offer a seat to enjoy the view. Nearby, Roosevelt Park features a playground and swing set area for children, and a pavilion for picnics on a warm day. Just outside the city, parks like Memorial Park and Falcon Park feature additional playgrounds and walking paths, as well as basketball courts and tennis courts. At the adjacent Pittsburgh Ice Arena, kids and adults alike learn to ice skate, play hockey, and figure skate.

Roosevelt Park anchors Arnold with playgrounds and green space.
Roosevelt Park anchors Arnold with playgrounds and green space.
Kids enjoy swings and slides at Roosevelt Park in Arnold.
Kids enjoy swings and slides at Roosevelt Park in Arnold.
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Annual community concert at Roosevelt Park

At the beginning of June, Roosevelt Park comes alive with tunes as the Rockin’ Roosevelt Festival brings a lineup of local and regional bands for a day of music. The benefit concert raises funds to improve Roosevelt Park, and the event is complete with food vendors and a raffle with prizes.

Shared school district boasts new renovations

Students in Arnold attend the New Kensington-Arnold School District. “Arnold shares the same school district with New Kensington,” Ryan says. The district boasts recent renovations to its facilities, from a track and field to a 1,200-seat auditorium with new lighting and sound systems. Kids may start their academic journey at H.D. Berkey School for first and second grade, which earns a C-plus overall score from Niche. Third through sixth graders attend Roy A. Hunt Elementary School before advancing to Valley Junior-Senior High School. Both schools receive a C-minus grade.

Roy A. Hunt Elementary School in Arnold serves grades three through six.
Roy A. Hunt Elementary School in Arnold serves grades three through six.
Valley Junior-Senior High School serves Arnold and New Kensington students.
Valley Junior-Senior High School serves Arnold and New Kensington students.
H.D. Berkey School in Arnold teaches first and second grade.
H.D. Berkey School in Arnold teaches first and second grade.
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Easy commutes along State Route 366 and 28

Though they rely mostly on cars for transportation, residents of Arnold benefit from easy access to Pennsylvania Route 366 and Route 28, which connect them to downtown Pittsburgh within 30 minutes. Bus stops scattered around the city are serviced by the Westmoreland Transit Authority, and routes run through neighboring communities like New Kensington and Creighton. For further travel, the Pittsburgh International Airport is 40 miles away via Route 28.

Bus stops in Arnold connect to downtown Pittsburgh via Route 28.
Bus stops in Arnold connect to downtown Pittsburgh via Route 28.
Arnold’s streets link to Route 28 for easy Pittsburgh commutes.
Arnold’s streets link to Route 28 for easy Pittsburgh commutes.
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Arnold Housing Trends

Housing Trends

Median List Price
$125,000
Median Single Family Sale Price
$124,000
Last 12 months Home Sales
0

Area Facts

Number of Homes
13
Number of Homes for Sale
1
Median Year Built
1946
Average Single Family Home Size Sq Ft
1,175
Significantly below the national average
1,929
Median Lot Size Sq Ft
3,484

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    1909 Freeport Rd, New Kensington, PA 15068

    $140,000

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 1909 Freeport Rd
    • New 6 days ago

    Welcome to 1909 Freeport Road, this charming home is bigger than it looks! Step inside to be greeted by a spacious living room. Continue through the main floor into the kitchen that opens to a family room with vaulted ceilings, creating a bright and inviting environment ideal for everyday living. This space is great for cooking while entertaining family and guests. On the main floor you will also

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Weather

Annual Precipitation
44''
Average Winter Low Temperature
17°F
Average Summer High Temperature
82°F
Annual Snowfall
12''

Area Factors

Somewhat Bikeable

Bike Score®®

36 / 100

Somewhat Walkable

Walk Score®®

50 / 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score

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