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A small-town Mon Valley pocket
About 11 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, Dravosburg is a small community located by the Monongahela River. This Allegheny County borough was once an industrial town near multiple coal mines. Today, the narrow streets of this little community are full of character and historic charm. “Dravosburg has a steel-town feel,” says Kim Stotlemyer, a local Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty. “It was an industrial town, so it’s small and everyone knows everyone. There are a couple of local shops — not much for retail, it’s mostly residential — but West Mifflin is right there, so people can shop there.”
Sidewalks line the residential streets in the Dravosburg neighborhood.
Ranch style and craftsman style homes often sit side by side in the Dravosburg neighborhood.
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Early and midcentury charm in Dravosburg
Like many Mon Valley communities that sprung up with industrial growth, homes here sit close together on lots sized between a fifth- and tenth-acre. Some of these properties date back as far as 1900, and many more cropped up between the ‘20s and late ‘40s. These residences display classic architectural designs, including American Foursquares, shotgun-style houses and bungalows. Midcentury ranch-style homes are popular as well. List prices in Dravosburg range between $44,000 and $170,000. The median single-family-home price, $107,139, could afford a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home.
Historic brick homes are also common throughout the Dravosburg neighborhood.
You can find many one story, ranch style homes in the Dravosburg neighborhood.
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Vocational education at McKeesport Area High
Dravosburg is served by McKeesport Area School District, so students can start school at Twin Rivers Elementary, rated with a C on Niche, before going to Founders' Hall Middle, also rated C on Niche. Students can then graduate from McKeesport Area High School, rated with a B-minus on Niche. This school offers its entire academic and vocational/technical curricula in the same building. Vocational educational pathways include culinary arts, cosmetology, building construction, auto body and auto mechanics.
McKeesport Area High School helps prepare Dravosburg students for their future.
Dravosburg students go toFounder's Hall Middle School in the McKeesport School District.
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Ballfields by the Monongahela
While there aren’t any parks in Dravosburg, there are some ballfields along the Monongahela River where residents can practice their pitches. Aside from that nook, recreation green space can be found in surrounding communities, such as West Mifflin’s Park and Dog Park. The trails and greenery of Dead Man’s Hollow Conservation Area aren’t far away either, just over 6 miles due southeast. “The Great Allegheny Passage is near Dravosburg,” says Stotlemyer. “It’s a 150-mile trail. Runs out of Pittsburgh all the way to Maryland. There are bikers and hikers; it’s dog-friendly, too.”
Located along the the Monongahela River, Dravosburg is steeped in scenic beauty.
Welcome to Dravosburg, a charming and quiet neighborhood in Dravosburg, PA.
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Mr. Hoagie and Clancy’s Pub
Though Dravonsburg has its own post office and is home to a few local businesses, folks typically head to West Mifflin or another neighboring borough to run errands. The Village Shopping Center has Family Dollar, Shop ’n Save, Wine & Spirits and a laundromat nearby. Century III Plaza isn't far either and has larger chain stores for extensive restocking. Stores include The Home Depot, Giant Eagle, Aldi, Kohl’s and Marshalls. For some local Italian, you can head to Italian Village Pizza for more than just pizza. Big-box stores like Walmart Supercenter and Sam's Club can also be found in this commercial area, as can popular chain eateries, but residents don't have to head over to the mall to find a decent bite to eat. Having recently celebrated its 56th anniversary, Mr. Hoagie is a family-owned sandwich shop that many in Dravonsburg have been lifelong patrons of. Regional chain Italian Village Pizza has hot pies and a menu of eclectic fare, from gyros to wings. And when folks want to get a drink and catch a game, Clancy’s Pub is a trusty choice.
For over 50 years Mr Hoagie has been serving the people of the Dravosburg area.
Clancy's Pub in Dravosburg is a legendary spot for great food and drinks.
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Richland Avenue
The Mansfield Bridge connects Dravosburg to two larger boroughs, Glassport and Port Vue. This bridge is easily accessed via Richland Avenue, one of the main ways of getting in and out of Dravosburg. This road is dotted by a couple of PRT bus stops, making carless commutes doable.
Many bridges connect Dravosburg with other suburbs across the Monongahela River.
The Dravosburg neighborhood is truly a great place to live, work and play.
Exciting Opportunity! Looking for an investment property, a chance to offset living expenses, or simply want extra income? This property offers all three! Situated in Dravosburg, this listing includes a single-family home plus a 2-story building with two additional rental units.The main house offers 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, providing a spacious and comfortable living space. The
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This Beautiful Home is situated on a corner lot with a fenced yard. This property has 3 porches with excellent views of fireworks and the City. Hardwood floors and Original Pocket Doors, unique rooms are just a few of the wonderful qualities of this home. Huge Updated Kitchen with an amazing pantry and French doors leading out to the back patio. The Dining room is large for family gatherings,
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