c.1933 Pennsylvania Foursquare For Sale $199,900

$199,900

Step onto the welcoming covered front porch of this two-story Pennsylvania foursquare and instantly feel at ease. The main floor is designed for effortless living, boasting a spacious living and dining area perfect for gatherings. A fully equipped kitchen offers abundant cabinet storage for the home chef, while the cozy den provides the ultimate retreat for relaxation. A convenient half bath rounds out this beautifully functional main level.

Realtor Comments

Upstairs are three generously sized bedrooms and a full bath. The walk-out basement includes the washer and dryer and provides additional storage or workspace. Large covered rear deck overlooking back yard is great place for relaxing in evenings or entertaing guests. Rear shed is convenient storage for lawn tools. Enjoy the convenience of two off-street parking spaces and a location with quick access to all major routes, shopping, and everyday amenities.

3bd
1ba
1,508sqft
0.30 acre lot
Circa 1933

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623 Morton Ave, Butler, PA 16001

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Contact Realtor: Charles Swidzinski, (724) 283-0005

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Pros

Solid quality of life in a smaller city: More manageable than Pittsburgh while still having local amenities.
Strong community + hometown feel: Many people describe Butler as friendly and family-oriented.
Access to Pittsburgh: You can reach big-city jobs, sports, and entertainment without living in the core.
Parks and outdoors nearby: Great for hiking/walking, seasonal activities, and fall scenery.
Good services for the size: Hospitals/healthcare, shopping, and everyday conveniences are generally easier to find than in rural areas.
Education and school options: Butler has multiple schooling options and community programs (varies by district).

Cons

Weather can be tough: Cold winters, lake-effect snow nearby (depending on location), and gray seasons can be a lot for some people.
Job market depends on your field: Some industries are more concentrated regionally, so commuting may matter.
Traffic/commute can be inconsistent: Rush-hour to/from Pittsburgh can be slower at times.
Property taxes/overall costs vary: Depending on where you live, taxes and insurance can feel higher than expected.
Limited “big city” nightlife/variety: If you want constant events and late-night options, you may end up driving more.