Murrysville, Pennsylvania, known as the "Gateway to Westmoreland County," is a suburban community with a rich industrial history and a population of just under 21,000. Located along U.S. Route 22, Murrysville offers convenient access to Pittsburgh, approximately 20 miles away, making it a popular choice for commuters. The area is part of the highly rated Franklin Regional School District, which includes a primary, intermediate, middle, and high school, all receiving high marks. Housing styles vary from ranch and bi-level homes in established areas to New Traditional and custom-built properties in newer subdivisions. The median price for single-family homes is around $385,000, with townhouses typically selling for about $230,000. Murrysville's main commercial corridor, William Penn Highway, features a mix of shopping centers, local businesses, and dining options, ranging from fast-casual chains to family-owned eateries. The community boasts over 1,200 acres of green space, including Murrysville Community Park, several golf courses, and the Westmoreland Heritage Trail. Seasonal events like the Murrysville Farmers Market and Heritage Festival foster community spirit. Residents benefit from low crime rates, with figures below the national average, contributing to a sense of safety. The Westmoreland County Transit Authority provides local bus service, though most residents rely on cars for transportation. Pittsburgh International Airport is about 36 miles away, offering further connectivity.
