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Springdale Township, PA Homes for Rent

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    $975 Per Month

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • Apartment for Rent

    829 R N Pittsburgh St Unit 829 R, Springdale Boro, PA 15144

    Freshly painted and has new vinyl plank flooring. Ceramic in kitchen and bath. Kitchen has new appliances-Stove-Refrigerator-Dishwasher. Laundry hookups but bring your appliances. w/w carpeting in bedrooms! NO PETS WHATSOEVER!private front porch waiting for your porch furniture to enjoy your morning coffee or tea or beveridge of your choice. Must have $1,000 Security Deposit and $500. water

    Connie Rusek-Lichok COLDWELL BANKER REALTY

    829 R N Pittsburgh St Unit 829 R, Springdale Boro, PA 15144
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    $900 Per Month

    • 1 Bed
    • 1 Bath
    • Condo for Rent

    218 Butler St Unit 1, Springdale, PA 15144

    218 Butler St Unit 1, Springdale, PA 15144
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    $965 Per Month

    • 1 Bed
    • 1 Bath
    • House for Rent

    16 Mattone Ct, Cheswick, PA 15024

    First month rent $965 and Security Deposit $965 due upon lease signing. 2-year lease required.* 1-bedroom 1 Bath* Fridge and stove included* All Electric* Water, sewer and trash included in rent* Tenant is responsible for electric* Located in a quiet and safe all ages community.* 1 pet permitted with a $20 monthly fee*All credit scores considered. Credit

    16 Mattone Ct, Cheswick, PA 15024

Why Live in Springdale Township

Springdale Township in Harwick, located 17 miles from Pittsburgh, is a residential and industrial neighborhood known for its historical connection to Rachel Carson, the renowned marine biologist and environmentalist. The area features gridded streets lined with homes in Foursquare, raised ranch, and bungalow styles, often adorned with vinyl siding and brickwork. Residents can explore over 40 miles of hiking trails in the nearby rural Orrville area or visit the Historic Rachel Carson Homestead, which offers educational programs and summer camps focused on nature and community service. Parks in Springdale cater to sports enthusiasts, with facilities like Lampus Field for baseball and tennis, and the 1938 Tudor-Revival Veterans Memorial Stadium for football. Dining options include Dee Dee Thai Restaurant, known for its boba and potstickers, and Ladles, an Italian eatery with a cozy atmosphere. For leisure, locals enjoy mini golf at Glen’s Frozen Custard and access to the Allegheny River via the Springdale Boat Ramp. The Springdale Free Public Library offers a range of community programs and access to RAD Pass for discounted tickets to cultural attractions. While the area is largely car-dependent, bus stops along Pittsburgh Street provide public transport options. The neighborhood is characterized by its blend of residential charm and industrial history, marked by the now-closed coal power plant.

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