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Verdant, historic suburb off Ohio River Boulevard
From designated historic landmarks like Grace Anglican Church to custom mansions maintained since the 1800s, Edgeworth is best known for its mosaic of stunning historic architecture. What sets this northeastern Pittsburgh suburb apart, however, is a culture of local connection outside of the home. “The streets are lined by trees and sidewalks, so you can walk to the shops in Sewickley,” says Beverly McQuone, a Realtor at Berkshire Hathaway who has lived in Edgeworth for 40 years. “I raised my family here, and Edgeworth has continued to change for the better.” Anchored by highly rated schools and an array of public and private recreation hubs, Edgeworth provides amenities for a quiet, suburban lifestyle within 17 miles of downtown Pittsburgh.
An old stone house sits on a beautiful plot of land in central Edgeworth.
The Edgeworth neighborhood has a mix of both large and small houses such as these cottages.
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Stately, historic homes under mature trees
Towering trees shade Edgeworth's residential streets, home to historic houses ranging from original colonial and Victorian estates to picturesque Tudor inspired cottages and the occasional contemporary design. Prices range widely based on lot size and square footage, with smaller, simpler historic homes and midcentury offerings built close to their neighbors selling for $280,000, to $800,000 and grandiose historic builds on intricately landscaped lawns selling for $1 million to over $3 million. Sidewalks connect the long, residential blocks branching from Beaver Road, but disappear in the narrow cul-de-sacs and dead-end roads that wind up Edgeworth’s forested hills.
Edgeworth is a neighborhood of many home styles such as this Tudor-style home.
Victorians are just one of the many homes styles found in Edgeworth.
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Quaker Valley Public Schools and Sewickley Academy
Students in Edgeworth attend Quaker Valley School District, which earns an A on Niche. Home to highly rated athletic and academic programs, Quaker Valley schools also foster a strong sense of community for students and parents. “We have sidewalks and crossing guards, so the young children can walk to school,” Mcquone says. Kids start school down the street at Edgeworth Elementary School before advancing to Quaker Valley Middle School and Quaker Valley High School which each earn an A on Niche and have a student-teacher ratio of 12-to-1 or better. Sewickley Academy is a private option on the edge of Edgeworth which serves students in prekindergarten through 12th grade and earns an A-plus on Niche.
Older students attend Quaker Valley High School.
Sewickley Academy serves students Pre-K through 12th grade located in Sewickley PA.
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Grassy, shady parks and private clubs
A handful of small, grassy parks shaded by plenty of trees are destinations for dog walkers and park bench-seekers, like Clay Park, a neat, triangular patch off Beaver Road and Morrow-Pontefract Park, a larger space rich with the sounds of birdsong and the trickle of a small creek. Off Little Sewickley Creek Road, Walker Park takes hikers on narrow trails through sun-dappled woods and creek-crossings. The Edgeworth Club was established in 1893 and provides classes and courts for local tennis and squash players, bowlers and swimmers who gain membership, and those seeking access to private pool amenities and family programs throughout the summer can join the waitlist at Woodland Swim Club.
Way Park is a beautiful relaxing park with green space, benches and trees.
Edgeworth Club has pickle ball courts in addition to tennis courts.
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Beaver Road shopping and dining
While a few fast food chains and Eat’n Park along Ohio River Boulevard fall within Edgeworth, Beaver Road connects locals to more options for shopping and dining just outside of the neighborhood. Giant Eagle anchors the Quaker Village shopping plaza between Edgeworth and Leetsdale, providing quick access to groceries and essentials. In the opposite direction, small storefronts lined by sidewalks and nostalgic lampposts shadow Beaver Street about 2 miles away in Sewickley, housing dozens of specialty stores and boutiques like Penguin Bookshop and Soho of Sewickley. Cozy coffee shops like Adesso Cafe serve specialty drinks down the street from restaurants serving diverse cuisines and dining experiences, from the fresh, rotating American fare at Vivo Kitchen to the vibrant, casual atmosphere and sushi bar specialties at The Slippery Mermaid.
Edgeworth residents enjoy the shops and food options on Beaver Street.
The Penguin Bookshop has been serving Edgeworth residents for over 90 years.
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Pittsburgh commuting on Ohio River Boulevard
Residents can hop onto Ohio River Boulevard to begin a 17-mile commute into downtown Pittsburgh, or access Port Authority buses at stops along Beaver Road. Edgeworth’s extensive sidewalks connect to the shops and restaurants in downtown Sewickley, allowing residents to walk less than a mile to the village-style shopping district.
Ohio River Boulevard is the fastest way to get to Pittsburgh from Edgeworth.
By foot or by public transit, it's easy to make your way around Edgeworth.
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Edgeworth and Sewickley seasonal events
Edgeworth’s Borough Newsletter keeps residents updated about upcoming events each season, like the annual Fourth of July Bike Parade and Easter Egg Hunt. Residents are also a short distance away from Sewickley’s many community events, like the popular Harvest Festival, a block party packed with live entertainment, food vendors and artisans that takes over streets in downtown Sewickley each Fall.
Fall colors roll in at Shouse Park in Crescent Township.
Edgeworth has a small-town vibe while nestled into the rolling hills of northwest Pittsburgh.
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