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Tusseyview's quiet community is near Penn State
Tusseyville, a mile from downtown State College, includes a popular retirement village. “Foxdale Village is a huge Quaker-run organization for retirees and for people who need care in their elderly years,” says Peter Chiarkas, a real estate agent with Kissinger Bigatel & Bower Realtors. "There’s a long waiting list to try to get in there. It is a sought-after place to be.”
The State College Friends Meeting, a local Quaker community organization, started making plans to build the village in 1985. Now, Foxdale is a neatly organized campus with quick access to downtown and The Pennsylvania State University, without the bustling activity of a college campus. “Tusseyview is far enough removed from campus that you should not run into many students in these neighborhoods,” says Larry Walker, associate broker and partner with Kissinger Bigatel & Bower Realtors.
Tusseyview is adjacent to Pennsylvania farmlands offering scenic overlooks from residences.
Foxdale Village has beautiful flowers throughout the community in Tusseyview.
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State College Friendship School teaches Quaker values
State College Area School District serves the Tusseyview area and receives an A-plus from Niche. Children may attend Easterly Parkview Elementary School and Mount Nittany Middle School, both of which receive an A. Students advance to State College Area High School, which receives an A-plus. In 2019, State College Area High School was rebuilt and expanded, allowing for updated facilities and more students. Children in prekindergarten through eighth grade may attend the private State College Friendship School in Tusseyview. The school is run on Quaker values, emphasizing community engagement and equality.
Easterly Parkway Elementary School teaches students grades K-5.
State College Area High School teaches 2,410 students in State College, PA.
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Ranch-style homes with sidewalks and large yards
Neat rows of homes line broad, gridded roadways concluding in cul-de-sacs. Homes are set back from the street on plentiful yards with expansive curb gardens. Trees and bushes are meticulously placed and manicured along sidewalks and near residences. Split-level, minimal traditional and ranch-style homes are common in the area and range from $225,000 to $600,000.
In Tusseyview, smaller families can find ranch homes with welcoming lawns near sidewalks.
Split homes are commonly seen in Tusseyview with comfortable interiors for bigger families.
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Shopping and dining on South Atherton and Westerly Parkway Plaza
The community is bordered by South Atherton Street, a commercial hub in the area, with fast-food restaurants and strip malls. Hills Plaza, which has a Giant grocery store and a Weis Market, is also along South Atherton. “On the south side of town,” says Chiarkas. “Faccia Luna is phenomenal. They’ll fly in fresh seafood; they fly it in fresh every week. They have different fresh fish and the best pizza in town.” Faccia Luccia Pizzeria is a local favorite directly across from Tusseyview and has served the area since 1991. Near State College Area High School, bordering the neighborhood, is Westerly Parkway Plaza, a shopping mall with a Weis Market, a fitness center and a comic book store. For more shopping and dining, residents go up the street to North Atherton and downtown.
Mount Nittany overlooks South Atherton Street with the main shopping centers in Tusseyview.
The wood-fired pizza is something special at Faccia Luna Pizzeria in Tusseyview.
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Berkey Creamery before the big game
The most popular season in State College is football season. Fans pack into Beaver Stadium to cheer on the Nittany Lions from August to December. Before or after the game, attendees stop by the Berkey Creamery at Penn State for creamy, handmade ice cream. The creamery also sells cheese, butter, cream cheese and other milk-based products made from Penn State’s herd of over 200 cows. While football is only for a season, the State College Friends Meeting works year-round and holds committee meetings and presentations on topical issues such as climate change and racial justice. Religious services are held at New Covenant Baptist Church, University Mennonite Church and Islamic Society of Central Pennsylvania.
Berkey Family Creamery has roots in State College and serves Tusseyview with the best ice cream.
Enjoy the Nittany Lion colors in your ice cream Berkey Family Creamery near Tusseyview.
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Walkable parks in Tusseyview
Most parks are within walking distance and allow children to run around while parents observe from a covered picnic table. Tusseyview Park, South Hills Park and Nittany Village Park have swing sets and play structures for little ones to explore. Tusseyview and South Hills are the two larger parks, and they have hard-top basketball courts and a gravel walking path encompassing the area. In the winter, residents may visit Tussey Mountain, 10 miles away, to ski, snowboard or tube. Go-Karts, Mini Golf and mountain biking, are available when it heats up.
Locals from residential areas play with their dogs at Tusseyview Park.
Play a game of basketball with friends on the court at South Hills Park.
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Along South Atherton Street, CATA bus routes are easily accessible for students in Tusseyview.
Commuting on Interstates 99 and 80
“We don’t have any traffic,” says Chiarkas. “We have a main bypass that goes through the entire town in 15 minutes.” The main roadway is Atherton Street, which can be used to access the Mount Nittany Expressway and Interstates 99 and 80 for those wishing to visit New York or explore outside State College. The community is walkable, and most amenities are nearby. Residents may hop on a bus along South Atherton Street to head downtown or to Penn State. The State College Regional Airport is 7 miles away. The Mount Nittany Medical Center is 4 miles away.
Important to know
Pennsylvania’s geology exposes it to the dangers of radon, an odorless and colorless gas caused by decaying uranium in the soil and water. Most homes have a radon mitigation system already installed, but it is important that new homebuyers verify this.
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On average, homes in Tusseyview, State College sell after 17 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Tusseyview, State College over the last 12 months is $427,500, up 18% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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