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Peaceful, rural living in Independence Township
People who see themselves in Independence Township tend to be outdoorsy and love their space. “It’s very private and low-key. But you’ll still only be 15 miles away from major shopping centers,” says Anthony Leone, a seasoned Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty who specializes in the greater Pittsburgh region.
Farmhouses and Colonial Revivals on large, wooded lots
Situated on the southern end of Beaver County, Independence Township is a vast rural landscape filled with creeks, lakes and trails. Houses in this area were built between the ‘60s and ‘90s. According to Leone, they also tend to sell quickly once they're listed due to a low housing stock. Properties sit on large lots in heavily wooded areas. A small but completely renovated house might go for less than $100,000 and a three-bedroom custom-built home may exceed $300,000. Architectural styles here include farmhouses, Colonial Revivals and one-story traditionals. There’s land to build your home on, too. A 5-acre plot surrounded by a large swath of woodland might go for $160,000, and a 4-acre lot by a stream may cost $65,000.
Students attend Hopewell schools
Students in this neighborhood are served by the Hopewell School District. Children might start at Independence Elementary School and move on to Hopewell Junior High School and Hopewell Senior High School. All these schools earn a B rating from Niche. The senior high school takes care of its students emotional and mental well-being. Each year for mental health awareness month, they encourage students to reach out for support and to share positive words with one another.
Community parks, trails and a mineral spring nearby
The township has its own community park off School Road where there is one small playground and a picnic area. There’s also nearby Raccoon Park 9 miles west with its large lake, 44 miles of walking trails, wildflower preserve and campground. There you’ll find the Frankfort Mineral Springs, which has been flowing down a red and orange cave wall for thousands of years. Local folklore claims it has healing properties.
Longstanding farms and restaurants serve up local flavor
The region offers several standout eateries, including Brunton Dairy on Ridge Road, which is a go-to for ice cream and chocolate milk and operated by one of the four oldest family-run farms in the township. You can always find crispy bar food at The Little Traverse Inn, located in Clinton. And Janoski's Farm and Greenhouse, also in Clinton, has its own restaurant named Lou~Lous where the menu changes daily. This farm is also loved for its year-round supply of fresh vegetables grown on their 200-acre farm. “Janoski’s gets a lot of community support,” says Certified Negotiation Expert Susan Daniel, who lives in the nearby Hanover neighborhood. You'll also find pumpkin hayrides each October on this farm.
Interstates connect residents to city life and retail
You’ll need a car to get to most places in Independence Township. For longer trips, Interstate 376 is to the east and Interstate 30 is to the west. The city of Pittsburgh is 30 miles west via Interstate 376, and Pittsburgh International Airport is 12 miles away in the same direction. This interstate will also take you to Beaver Valley Mall, a 15-mile drive, when you want more shopping options. There, you’ll find Dick’s Sporting Goods, Journey’s and a Planet Fitness, among other chains.
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Independence Township Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Independence Township, Coraopolis sell after 91 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Independence Township, Coraopolis over the last 12 months is $300,000, down 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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