Located in Allegheny County
Verona is a tiny borough of Pittsburgh. It's not only close to the big city, but it also packs many wonderful things in a small space.
Verona is residential, with houses in varied architecture along the gradual hills of suburban streets, many with two stories and sizeable front and backyards for children to play in. Some feature front porches to sit on and enjoy a summer’s evening. The median sale price for single family homes is about $190,000.
Children can attend multiple schools in Verona. Verner Elementary School, the public school option for the area, receives a B-plus from Niche. Riverview Junior-Senior High School teaches seventh through 12th grade and also earns a B-plus. Redeemer Lutheran School is a B-minus-rated private school for prekindergarten through 12th grade. St. Joseph School is an unrated private Catholic school that includes elementary- and middle-school grade levels.
Verona has several spots for outdoor recreation. Go to the local Penn Hills Park for a hiking trail through the woods. The loop goes down to Plum Creek to walk along clear bubbling water and includes an open meadow by the parking area. Verona’s Riverbank Park overlooks the Allegheny River, the ideal spot to watch ducks, geese or a glowing orange sunset over the water. It also includes a picnic pavilion, playground and courts for tennis and basketball. Finally, go to Cribbs Field for organized sports. The park has a pavilion with a concession stand, a playground, basketball courts, and fenced fields for baseball or softball. Verona’s quaint Railroad Park sets the stage for many community events with its large pavilion and white gazebo on a grassy field next to train tracks. “The Chamber of Commerce is doing good work to bring people into the community: movie nights for the kids, farmers markets. It feels like a community,” says Hummel. Food trucks gather in this park during the summer months. Railroad Park is also the venue for live music, an annual Easter egg hunt and the Halloween parade of kids in adorable costumes.
Verona is a “smaller community going through a transition with really cool things going on: breweries and good shopping like retro shops,” says Hummel. Get drinks in Verona from beers to ciders. The borough has two breweries, Inner Groove Brewing for excellent sours and Acclamation Brewing for a charming fenced outdoor space with string lights. For the sweeter side, go to Stonewall Cider House and Meadery for craft ciders and meads. In the mornings, go to Mechanic Coffee Co. for a coffee pick-me-up. If you’re hungry, visit Burgh Thai, a storefront under a blue awning, serving meals outside on patio seating and indoors in the restaurant too. For big portions of Italian Food, go to the Verona Village Inn established in 1983. For activities in the walkable business district, shop for clothes, furniture and more at the E.N. Miller Antique Mall, a retro shop with four floors and a vast selection of antiques. Alternatively, take a ride to Trek Bicycle Verona for a new bike or for repairs on your old one to get ready for the annual Verona Bike Derby. To test your quick thinking, go to the Puzzle Room Pittsburgh for escape rooms that will require a team effort.
Just 15 miles east of Pittsburgh, Verona is only a 20 minute drive to downtown for work commutes or weekend visits. It’s about a 40 minute ride using a Pittsburgh Regional Transit bus.
Interested in learning more about homes in this area? Reach out to , an experienced agent in this area.
Derek Latch
COMPASS PENNSYLVANIA, LLC
(412) 744-3889
67 Total Sales
1 in Verona
$219,999 Price
Lindy Sgambati-Cox
BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY THE PREFERRED REALTY
(570) 634-8155
275 Total Sales
1 in Verona
$75,000 Price
Pamela Tracy
PIATT SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY
(412) 903-3778
26 Total Sales
1 in Verona
$240,000 Price
Luann Fraicola
HOWARD HANNA REAL ESTATE SERVICES
(412) 990-1807
141 Total Sales
1 in Verona
$389,990 Price
Ann Greathouse
HOWARD HANNA REAL ESTATE SERVICES
(412) 946-8426
117 Total Sales
1 in Verona
$156,000 Price
Colleen Steigerwalt
HOWARD HANNA REAL ESTATE SERVICES
(412) 776-0522
106 Total Sales
7 in Verona
$99K - $254K Price Range
On average, homes in Verona, PA sell after 66 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Verona, PA over the last 12 months is $190,000, up 6% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$249,900
Charming Colonial on an oversized lot boasts room to grow! Welcome to 669 3rd Street, a home with exceptional curb appeal in the Riverview School District. Lovingly maintained by the same family for 69 years, this residence offers spacious rooms filled with natural light. The main level features a large living room anchored by a classic fireplace, a generous dining room perfect for holiday
$210,000
This classic brick colonial sits slightly elevated on its street, giving it a timeless presence. The two-story covered front porch with stately pillars sets the tone as you arrive. A welcoming spot that makes every entrance feel just a little grand. Step inside to find fresh paint throughout, beautiful hardwood floors, and an open layout that feels both airy and inviting. The main level features
$200,000
This duplex would make a perfect addition to any investors portfolio, or anyone looking for a an opportunity to live in one side, while rehabbing the other for future rental income. This duplex offers a 2bd/2bth apartment that is rent ready day one. The second apartment has 3bds and 2 baths and will need to be rehabbed for future tenants. This home has plenty of off street parking, a large yard,
$1,950 per month
Discover this charming and spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bath brick home offering a perfect blend of comfort and convenience. Enjoy a first-floor primary suite with private bath, a bright living room, and a formal dining area ideal for gatherings. The kitchen is functional and ready for your personal touch. Upstairs, you'll find three additional bedrooms and a second full bath, providing plenty of room
Matthew Dingus REALTY CO LLC
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