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Living off the grid in southwest Pennsylvania
Morris Township, known locally as Prosperity, sits amidst the blanket of woods and farmlands that unfurls in Pennsylvania’s southwest region. Located 10 miles south of Washington, the rural enclave appeals to those looking to be off the grid while still having modern-day conveniences within reach. “Morris Township is a pretty small township out in the middle of nowhere — it’s so small, there isn’t even a stop sign, a traffic light or even a gas station,” says real estate agent Nicole Malesic of Realty One Group Gold Standard, who grew up in the area. “It’s like a dead zone, too. You don’t get an internet connection.” While residents can be unplugged, they’re still only 10 miles from Washington and about 16 miles from Waynesburg, where many people work, shop and play. “The township is conveniently located between highways 70 and 79, especially if you work in Waynesburg or Washington,” Malesic says.
The hills of Morris Township are here to guide you home.
Morris Township folks love the outdoors and take advantage of surrounding amenities.
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Prosperity Pike is a focal thoroughfare
Pennsylvania State Route 18, or Prosperity Pike, runs through Morris Township and gives the Prosperity area its name. The major thoroughfare connects residents north to Washington or south to Waynesburg. The township also offers proximity to both Interstate 70 and Interstate 79, which leads north to Pittsburgh. For flights, the Pittsburgh International Airport is about 40 miles away.
Enjoy peaceful rural living in Morris Township among the farms.
Travel Route 19 through Morris Township and see what you are missing.
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Varied architectural styles sit on plenty of acreage
Homebuyers can expect properties to be spaced out in Morris Township. “Many homes have a decent amount of acreage and some are working farms,” Malesic says. Home styles and prices vary significantly in Morris Township. Small, manufactured homes can be found for $36,000, while estates on large properties may fetch up to $1.3 million. However, the median price of homes hovers around $269,000, and most homes fall between $200,000 and $435,000. Common architectural styles include ranch-style homes, farmhouses dating back to the early 1800s and foursquare-styles. Morris Township has a CAP Index crime score of 1 out of 10, much lower than the national average of 4.
Morris Township has many ranch style homes that fit any budget.
Farm land makes up most of the peaceful scenery of Morris Township.
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Strong academics in McGuffey School District
Students in Morris Township are part of the McGuffey School District, which includes Joe Walker Elementary School, rated a B by Niche. Kids can continue to McGuffey Middle School, which earns a C-plus. McGuffey High School receives a B-minus and gets strong scores for its academic curriculum, which includes Career and Technical Education Programs in partnership with the Western Area Career and Technology Center that prepares students for careers and secondary education in these fields.
McGuffey High School serves the students of Morris Township.
McGuffey Middle School is where Morris Township students seek knowledge and greatness.
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Recreation and outdoor activities in Morris Township
Morris Township residents are surrounded by green space, and recreational opportunities abound in the countryside. Tenmile Creek and Short Creek converge in the township, offering scenic walks and waterside spots for fishing. The historic covered Day Bridge is a landmark that crosses Short Creek and is a popular spot for pictures. Where the rivers converge lies Morris Township Community Park, which features athletic fields and a playground. The park is also home to the Morris Township Municipal Building. Once an old schoolhouse, the building was renovated for offices. Bells Lakes is another popular spot for fishing and camping. Golfers can practice their swing at Lone Pine Country Club in Green Hills, farther north along state Route 18.
Morris Township Community Park is a home run for many local residents.
Lone Pine Country Club provides some of the best golf for Morris Township golfers.
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Dining and shopping conveniences in nearby Washington
Residents head to Washington or Waynesburg for groceries, shopping and dining. In Washington, the Trinity Point Shopping Center has a Walmart and Sam’s Club for groceries, as well as a handful of casual chain restaurants like Red Robin and Cracker Barrel. Across the street, a Hobby Lobby and Five Below are located at The Old Mill at South Strabane shopping center. Other nearby big-box retailers include Target, Kohl’s and Lowe’s.
For larger shopping Morris Township residents drive to Trinity Point Shopping Center.
Morris Township likes Strabane Square in Washington PA for everything Target.
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On average, homes in Morris Township, Claysville sell after 41 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Morris Township, Claysville over the last 12 months is $330,000, up 22% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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This fully renovated brick home on 2.38 acres in the McGuffey School District features 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. Updates include new wiring, plumbing, HVAC, windows, drywall, flooring, cabinetry, bathroom fixtures, and more! Inside, you'll find generously sized rooms, exposed brick walls, pocket doors, and the original restored entry door that adds character to the thoughtfully updated
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