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Uniontown's history dates to the founding of the US
The founding of Uniontown coincides with a very special day in American history: the signing of the Declaration of Independence. On July 4, 1776, Henry Beeson, who was a Quaker laid down roots in the area. The Historic National Road runs through Uniontown as well. “Uniontown is a growing city that is southbound of Pittsburgh,” says Jeff Dennis, Realtor with Re/Max Select Realty who primarily serves clients all over Fayette County. “It’s near Ohiopyle State Park, where you can go hiking and kayaking. It is surrounded by beautiful farmland and history.”
Uniontown's buildings give the historic downtown added charm.
Uniontown residents display their rural setting appreciation through decorative mailboxes.
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Antique architectural styles include American Foursquare, Victorian
Because Uniontown is a city, residential communities are all connected through sidewalks and narrow streets. Mature trees sporadically populate the neighborhood throughout. Residents in Uniontown live in mostly American Foursquare, bungalows and traditional Victorian homes that were mostly built in the early 1900s. $115,000 gets you a three-bedroom and one-bath American Foursquare that was originally built in 1902. A three-bedroom and two-bath traditional early 1900s Victorian home will cost you about $145,000. The median listing price for a home in Uniontown is $119,900.
In Union, a handful of custom contemporary homes can be found.
Well-maintained Victorian homes line the streets of Uniontown.
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Attending the Uniontown Area School District
Students living in Uniontown can attend Ben Franklin Elementary/Middle and Union Area High. Ben Franklin has an overall C-plus rating on Niche while Union Area High has an overall B rating. Students in the 10-12th grades can apply to Fayette County Career & Technical Institute where they can learn skills in agriculture, graphic arts and information technology.
Benjamin Franklin School in Uniontown provides superior education.
Uniontown Area High School is home to the Red Raiders.
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Hiking the Sheepskin Trail from Bailey Park and rafting in Ohiopyle
For recreation, there is Bailey Park, which is located between Dunbar and Pennsylvania Avenue. The park features ball fields, a basketball court, and a playground. The park gives locals quick access to the Sheepskin Trail, which is Fayette County, Pennsylvania’s rail trail that stretches 34 miles from Dunbar Township to Point Marion Borough. In addition to Bailey Park, Ohiopyle State Park is located 16 miles away from Uniontown. Residents can head down US Highway 40 East to get to the park. Ohiopyle is best for those looking for adventure. Whitewater raft down the Youghiogheny River or bike down the Great Allegheny Passage that spans 150 miles, ending in Washington DC. This state park is also a popular spot for campers, so find a spot out in its vast greenery and take in the wildlife around you.
Head to Bailey Park in Uniontown for baseball fun .
Take to the Sheepskin Trail in Uniontown for leisurely strolls.
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Restaurants fill downtown Uniontown, with shops at Uniontown Mall
For dining, head on down to downtown Uniontown. For authentic Italian cuisine, you can try Caporella’s Italian Ristorante. For dinner, order Julia’s Fettuccini Alfredo, made with homemade creamy alfredo sauce and mushrooms. Titlow Tavern & Grille, which is housed in a historic early 1900s building, is known for serving classic American fare and is a popular spot for an evening out on the town. Order their Rustic Town Burger or one of their various chicken dishes. Marilyn’s on Main has a similar tavern-like atmosphere and fare. If you are looking for shopping, head on down to Uniontown Mall, located on Mall Run Road. There, you will find popular retailers like Claire’s, JCPenney and rue21. For grocery shopping and other items, Walmart and Target are less than a mile away from the mall. With its blend of historical significance, access to parks and local restaurants, Uniontown offers its residents so much to see and explore.
Downtown Uniontown has ornate and beautiful historic architecture.
Titlow Tavern & Grille is a popular Uniontown restaurant to order out or dine in.
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On average, homes in Uniontown, PA sell after 78 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Uniontown, PA over the last 12 months is $179,950, up 16% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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