Why Live in Redbank Township
Redbank Township in Timblin, Western Pennsylvania, is a rural community situated between the Redbank and Mahoning Creeks at the northeastern edge of Armstrong County. Spanning over 32 square miles, it has a small population of around 1,000 residents, fostering a close-knit, hometown atmosphere. The area features a variety of older architectural home styles, including cabins, split-levels, farmhouses, and ranch homes. Single-story homes typically range from $100,000 to $175,000, while larger homes can go up to $300,000. Many residents also purchase large plots of land for new constructions. Homes generally stay on the market for two to three months. Students attend schools in the Redbank Valley School District, located 6 miles northwest. Outdoor activities are popular, with Oak Ridge Ballfield for summer sports, state game land 137 for hunting 8 miles west, and Milton Loop Campground for fishing and camping 7 miles south. For groceries and dining, residents often travel 8 miles to New Bethlehem, where they can shop at Tom's Riverside or dine at Village Pizza & Subs and Canyon Coffee Co. New Bethlehem also hosts the annual Peanut Butter Festival each September, featuring fireworks, a vintage car cruise, and various peanut butter-themed treats. Redbank Township is largely car-dependent, with downtown Pittsburgh located 64 miles away, accessible within a two-hour drive.
