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A charming small town with regional shopping destinations
Originally named Pine Grove, the Grove City neighborhood is a small town community in West Pennsylvania best known for its premium outlet mall and downtown dining scene. Tucked between the local high school and small businesses on Main Street, Grove City Memorial Park has several annual events showcasing the neighborhood’s foodie culture and family-friendly atmosphere. Located just south of the O.D. Anderson Interchange, this charming small town, offers easy access to both Pittsburgh and Downtown Youngstown.
Grove City is a small town with a big personality.
Stop by Beans on Broadway, in Grove City for a Milky Way Latte.
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Grove City Premium Outlets and local restaurants on Broad Street
At the Grove City Premium Outlets, locals can enjoy tax-free shopping and find discounts at over 100 brand-name stores. Down the road, Wendell August Forge Flagship Store is a historical landmark and a unique shopping experience selling hand-crafted aluminum gifts and other novelty products. After a long day of retail therapy, shoppers can grab a bite to eat at the nearby Blackout Burger Bar or sip on a draft beer at TimberCreek Tap & Table. Real estate agent at Coldwell Banker Realty with 15 years of experience selling homes in northwest Pennsylvania, Connie Rusek says, “Lots of local businesses and all kinds of stores and restaurants are on Broad Street.” Grove City College students head down this bustling street to study in cozy coffee shops and grab a late-night slice from Coffaros’ Pizza. On West Main Street, County Market is a locally-owned supermarket where residents can find farm-fresh groceries, pantry staples and other basics. This busy road is also home to the local Walmart Supercenter, ALDI and several fast-food chains
Broad Street Grille, in Grove City, has a cozy atmosphere and expansive menu.
You may lose track of time on Broad Street, in Grove City.
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Historic American Foursquares and ranch-style homes
“Grove City has a nice variety of old historic homes around Olde Towne,” says Rusek. Dutch Colonial Revivals and Traditional American Foursquares are packed tightly in residential boroughs off Main Street and cost between $100,000 and $200,000. Most of these historic homes were built at the turn of the 20th century, and feature paved driveways leading to detached two-car garages. Along the narrow streets, old concrete sidewalks connect residents to the businesses on Main Street and provide students with a safe walkway to school. Further away from the busy downtown district, ranch-style homes built during the 1970s are settled on multi-acre lots and cost between $300,000 to $500,000. Many of these spacious properties are surrounded by tall Pennsylvania pines, offering a peaceful and private lifestyle.
Cape Cod, Bungalow, and American Four Square homes share the streets of Grove City.
Neatly decorated mid-century homes, line the streets of Grove City.
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Annual events celebrate Grove City year-round
For over 20 years, the Annual Strawberry Days Festival marks the official start of summer in Grove City. Throughout the first weekend in June, festivalgoers enjoy musical entertainment, local art and food vendors, and a variety of tasty strawberry treats. In mid-September, Grove City Memorial Park is home to the annual Foodie Fest. At this one-day event, residents can sample an array of delicious foods from different restaurants in the area. After Thanksgiving, Grove City Memorial Park transforms into a winter wonderland where families can tour Christmas light displays every night in December.
Family-friendly parks and movie nights at Guthrie Theatre
At the Grove City Country Club, members can spend sunny Saturdays playing golf on the 18-hole lakeside golf course. Families can head to Grove City Memorial Park to play on the spacious playground, feed ducks in the pond or have a peaceful picnic under the pavilions. During the summer, the park’s public swimming pool is a popular place for neighbors to cool off. On Broad Street, the Guthrie Theater was originally built in 1927 and is one of the only single-screen movie theaters still in existence. This historic theater has recently been completely renovated into a full-service entertainment venue where residents can still watch new movie screenings, live theater productions, music performances and comedy shows.
Grove City Country Club is nestled in the rolling hills of Grove City.
Enjoy a sunny afternoon at Memorial Park's playground, in Grove City.
Parking is easy to find and marked by public art, on Broad Street in Grove City.
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Central Interstates connect to Pittsburgh and Youngstown
Centrally located interstates provide commuters with easy access to nearby major cities. Residents can head south on Interstate 79 and arrive in Downtown Pittsburgh in about an hour. The Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport is only 45 minutes away via Interstate 80 and offers flights across the country. Grove City Medical Center is a convenient hospital on North Broad Street with a Level IV Trauma Center and primary care services.
Innovative learning at Grove City Area schools
Grove City students can attend highly rated Grove City Area schools. Kindergarteners can start learning to read at Hillview Elementary School, receiving an overall B on Niche. After fifth grade, students can go to the B-plus-rated Grove City Middle School. This local school recently added a unique and popular Inventionland Innovation course where students work in small groups to create new solutions to real-world problems. In ninth grade, teens can easily transition to Grove City Area High School, rated an overall B on Niche. Grove City College is a private Christian liberal arts school in the neighborhood recently ranked #3 in Best Value Schools by the US News and World Report.
Grove City Area High School is ranked 136th in PA, according to US News and World Report.
Grove City Middle School is known for its STEM program.
A cheerful sculpture welcomes students to Hillview Elementary School, in Grove City.
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On average, homes in Grove City, PA sell after 64 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Grove City, PA over the last 12 months is $234,950, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Welcome to this updated, picturesque county retreat in the Grove City School District! This ranch home is nestled on almost two acres of level land, edged by natural beauty! The large parcel offers great space for expansion, gardening, or chickens....presenting a rare combination of tranquility and convenient access to the heart of Grove City. There are two bedrooms with a third space that could
Philip HoffmanBERKSHIRE HATHAWAY THE PREFERRED REALTY
This lovely home is walking distance to the College, High School and Shopping. Home boasts a new porch, front door, kitchen, baths, fencing, and new 2car garage. Large spacious rooms that allow for family gatherings and entertaining with friends. Neighborhood friendly, surrounded by similar style homes.
This charming ranch style home is located in one of Grove City's finest locations. Whether you are looking for your first home or downsizing; this home is a perfect choice! Kitchen featuring Corian countertops and separate dining area. Spacious living room with an extra room that can be used as a sunroom or den. Covered back patio overlooking the large backyard. Oversized heated 2 car detached
Located at the end of a quiet street only 1 mile from downtown Grove City, Newberry Apartments is a cozy, welcoming community. Pet-friendly apartments offer spacious living units with built-in bookcases, linen and hall closets, attic storage, and laundry room with washer and dryer connections. Every apartment home is single floor with no neighbors above or below you. Your home has an outdoor
Grove City Office Area available for lease - receptionist area, office (13x13), conference room (12x18), and large work room area (22x29). There are two half bathrooms. Unit B - next to the dentist office entrance.
Terence Van DoorneHOWARD HANNA REAL ESTATE SERVICES
Come home to convenient living at Colony and Penn Grove. Enjoy life on beautiful tree-lined streets, with easy access to transportation, shopping, and entertainment. Choose from a variety of spacious apartments, each with ample closet space and modern amenities. Some of our community amenities include a playground and a gazebo with a picnic and grill area. Colony and Penn Grove is right where you
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