Judi Agostinelli
CENTURY 21 FRONTIER REALTY
(724) 617-5763
254 Total Sales
1 in Mount Pleasant
$369,900 Price
Mount Pleasant
$402,389
Average Value
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Agents Specializing in this Area
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Judi Agostinelli
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John Marzullo
John Marzullo
COMPASS PENNSYLVANIA, LLC
(724) 952-3574
1,234 Total Sales
1 in Mount Pleasant
$242,113 Price
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Wendy Weaver
Wendy Weaver
HOWARD HANNA REAL ESTATE SERVICES
(412) 566-8795
157 Total Sales
1 in Mount Pleasant
$820,000 Price
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Anthony LaRocca
Anthony LaRocca
BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY THE PREFERRED REALTY
(412) 275-5201
129 Total Sales
1 in Mount Pleasant
$285,000 Price
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Mark Handlovitch
Mark Handlovitch
RE/MAX REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS
(412) 201-0166
124 Total Sales
1 in Mount Pleasant
$450,000 Price
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Marjory Stawiarski
Marjory Stawiarski
Responds QuicklyRE/MAX HOME CENTER
(724) 503-6325
165 Total Sales
2 in Mount Pleasant
$245K - $588K Price Range
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- 7th to 12th
- Public
- Pre-K to 1st
- Private
Homes for Sale
$194,900
- 3 Beds
- 1 Bath
- 439 Fort Cherry Rd
Welcome to this inviting 3-bedroom home situated on 1.3 acres of gorgeous, peaceful land. The main floor features a master bedroom, kitchen, living room, and dining room. While the upstairs offers another bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and a second bedroom offering plenty of living space. The upstairs hallway also includes a walk-in closet for extra storage. The basement includes a full bathroom
Melissa Barker
RE/MAX SELECT REALTY
(724) 806-1623
$489,900
- 3 Beds
- 2.5 Baths
- 3,180 Sq Ft
- 130 Summer Ln
- New 10 days ago
Welcome home to the Alta by Eddy Homes, a beautifully crafted home offering modern comfort and thoughtful design throughout. The impressive 2-story great room opens to a bright gourmet kitchen—perfect for everyday living or entertaining. The main-level owner’s suite offers a private retreat with a spacious walk-in closet and spa-inspired bath. A mudroom and main-level laundry add convenience.
Ashley Fullerton BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY - NEW HOMES DIVISION
$494,000
- 3 Beds
- 2.5 Baths
- 2,352 Sq Ft
- 1041 Lakeside Dr
- New 10 days ago
Welcome home to the Petersburg by Eddy Homes in Cherry Valley, where relaxation and lakeside living await. This stunning home features light-filled, open interiors and thoughtful design throughout. Inside, the bright foyer opens to a private study, while the gourmet kitchen flows seamlessly into the vaulted great room, creating a spacious, inviting atmosphere. The first-floor owner’s suite
Ashley Fullerton BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY - NEW HOMES DIVISION
Distribution of Home Values
Average Home Value
Neighborhoods in Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant Township
Established in 1788, with the promise of fertile soil, a gentle land elevation and nourishment from nearby creeks, Mount Pleasant Township of Washington County transformed a densely forested landscape into an agricultural and farming hub 25 miles from Pittsburgh. <br><br>The landscape of Mount Pleasant Township is characterized by several farms, including Kraeer Farms, now in its seventh generation, supplying high-quality straw and hay that serves the local equestrian community. It's the kind of place where farm life runs in the blood. "I opened the shop in 2017. I grew up here on my grandparents' horse farm," says Sherri Turner, owner of Glory Fields Hometown Nursery. Local businesses, like Glory Fields Hometown Nursery, add a touch of vibrancy to the community. "I specialize in perennials and shrubs for home gardens," Turner says. <br><br>Living in Mount Pleasant, some residents take a classic 1900s colonial home and give it a modern spin, including farmhouses that have seen generations grow up, craftsman-style and Second Empire-influenced homes. Whether residing on sprawling acres that afford seclusion or in Cherry Valley Lakeview Estates, there something for everyone. Prices may range from $175,000 for a 1950s ranch home with ample acreage to upwards of $600,000 for a custom-built neo-traditional home with elegant brick and stone masonry situated by the waters of the Cherry Valley Reservoir. <br><br>It's all about that small-town feel in the Fort Cherry School District, as both schools are adjacent. Fort Cherry Elementary Center has a grade of a B-minus, according to Niche, offering an 11-to-1 student-teacher ratio. Over at Fort Cherry Junior-Senior High School, it is graded C-plus, according to Niche, and they've got programs prepping students for hands-on trades and STEM careers. <br><br>Mount Pleasant's got your back if you're one for the outdoors. The Westland Branch of the Montour Trail follows along the bones of the old Montour Railroad Line, so you're walking through history. While cycling, you'll spot plaques giving you a peek into the region's mining legacy, like the Westland Mine. Outdoor adventures continue at Cross Creek County Park, where hiking trails and waterways call for boating and fishing. The Fort Cherry Golf Club, featuring an 18-hole course and a pro shop, serves as a golfing spot and a sought-after venue for weddings and events. <br><br>The Old Schoolhouse Players bring a touch of Broadway to the country. They put on shows right in the historic community center, featuring local talent. Uniquely Yours Tea Room is all about elegance, serving up a tea party experience that's a real treat. Ole Hickory Inn has been here for a long time with a fireplace and vintage games. Though you're far from many things in Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania Route 18 and Pennsylvania 50 run through the middle, and you are about 16 miles from the Ohio and West Virginia border. For everyday stuff, there's Dollar General on Main Street, and if you're up for a short drive, Giant Eagle Supermarket in McDonald is about 7 miles away. You're also 13 miles from Washington for Walmart and Sam's Club and 16 miles from Robinson Town Center with Costco, Ikea and Target. <br><br>Brown's Orchard and Cider is a must-hit for apples and cider, as apples are big here. A beloved annual event is the Hickory Apple Festival, a fundraiser with a craft fair and rock and roll pet show, and all aspects of a country lifestyle. "It's our claim to fame; with a rural town like this, it's important we support our Mount Pleasant Township Volunteer Fire Department," Turner says. Mount Pleasant Township is the place residents embrace their bucolic heritage "People hold on to their land here; we don't want it to be developed, want to preserve the slowness of it all," Turner says.
Property Mix - Square Feet
Weather
Annual Precipitation
41''
Average Winter Low Temperature
20°F
Average Summer High Temperature
83°F
Annual Snowfall
5''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
5
/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
14
/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
Walk Score® measures the walkability of any address. Transit Score® measures access to public transit. Bike Score® measures the bikeability of any address. CAP Index provides objective, accurate, and consistent data to help measure, compare, and mitigate crime risks.
