Seven Fields, 23 miles from Pittsburgh, always has something to do. Community events are a constant in the Seven Fields area, providing residents with year-round entertainment. “As a community of our size, we try to provide those amenities to residents and outsiders to add to the quality of life and bring people into our community,” says Thomas Smith, the Seven Fields borough manager. This fall, the borough is planning its first annual Oktoberfest featuring music, food and fun event staples in Seven Fields. “The events make the township special,” says Smith. The CAP Index crime tracking database gives this neighborhood a 2 out of 10. The national average is 4.
Single-family homes starting at $450,000
Winding streets give way to cul-de-sacs lined with cleanly mowed lawns and thin sidewalks bordered by trimmed bushes and trees. “Most homes are custom homes,” says Linda Honeywill, an associate broker with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Preferred Realty Homes. “But there is a lot of variety, and there are larger homes and small patio homes. Southridge has a lot of custom homes.” Homes are in the Colonial Revival and Craftsman-inspired styles with some custom homes on Southridge Drive. Newly constructed townhouses are close to the center of town and range from $750,000 to over $1 million. Condos range from $350,000 to $450,000. Single-family homes range from $450,000 to $600,000 with custom homes on Southridge Drive ranging from $600,000 to $750,000.
A-minus rated Seneca Valley School District
The Seven Fields area is served by the Seneca Valley School District, listed as the best school district in Butler County and receives an A-minus from Niche. Children attend Rowan Elementary School for kindergarten through fourth grade and Haine Middle School for grades five and six. Rowan and Haine both receive an A-minus from Niche. Students advance to Ryan Gloyer Middle School for grades seven and eight, which receives a B-plus, and Seneca Valley High School, which receives an A-minus. For private schools, North Catholic High School receives an A-minus. Rowan Elementary School has an active Parent Teacher Association that puts on several events throughout the year, such as a Rowan Carnival and a STEM Fair. Rowan, Haine, Ryan Gloyer and Seneca Valley are listed as some of the best public schools in Butler County.
The Borough of Seven Fields hosts year-round community events
The Seven Fields Community Days Carnival is a four-day celebration held in June at Seven Fields Town Park. During this event, children and adults can enjoy live bands, classic fair food, and carnival rides. On the final evening, a 20-minute firework display draws crowds from all over Western Pennsylvania. “Something about Western Pennsylvania and fireworks,” says Smith. “It brings people in.” The Seven Fields Beer, Music and Wine Fest starts on July 13th. “We have vendors come in, and community members can enjoy live music and their favorite adult beverage,” says Smith. While the Beer, Music and Wine Fest is an adult-only event, the borough has something for everyone, offering food trucks and live music every Wednesday in August. Seven Fields Light Up Night closes the year with ice sculptures and reindeer planned for the upcoming winter celebration.
Shopping along Route 228 and in Cranberry Township
Along Route 228, residents stop by Flour & Sugar Cakery for a cupcake of the week. Nearby, Buster’s Real Ice Cream makes its unique and ever-changing flavors, such as the purple vanilla ice cream Purple Dinosaur, in store. Surrounding these neighborhood eateries are doctor’s offices, veterinary clinics, banks and a Giant Eagle Supermarket for groceries. The Shoppes at Adams Ridge house a Dollar Tree, Dented Keg Brewing Company, Convive Coffee Roastery and other restaurants and retail locations. For more extensive shopping, nearby Cranberry Commons has popular retailers and chain restaurants. Stores like Walmart and Costco are also close by in Cranberry Mall.
Commuters use Route 228
While Seven Fields has no public transportation, most homes are within walking distance of local shops. Route 228 runs through the center of town and connects with Interstates 79 and 76 and Route 19 near Cranberry Mall. Residents in Seven Fields are car-dependent and 33 miles from the Pittsburgh International Airport. Those wishing to attend religious services may visit Saint Kilian Church, Lifepointe Alliance Church and other houses of worship in the area.
Walking paths in Seven Fields Municipal Park and Seven Fields Nature Preserve
Seven Fields has a public pool where residents and non-residents can purchase membership passes. The borough plans to add a water slide to recently renovated pool. The surrounding Seven Fields Municipal Park has a play structure for children and baseball fields. Those wanting to stretch their legs may explore the park's walking paths. The Seven Fields Nature Preserve offers a collection of trails surrounding a small bridge-covered lake where residents enjoy walking their dogs.
On average, homes in Seven Fields, PA sell after 84 days on the market compared to the national average of 48 days. The median sale price for homes in Seven Fields, PA over the last 12 months is $450,000, up 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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