c.1940 Pennsylvania Stone House With Pool and Original Elements Under $170K
OHU50K Notes $169,900
c.1940 Pennsylvania Stone House With Pool and Original Elements. This charming home has hardwood floors and a stone fireplace.
Realtor Comments
This Step into timeless charm with this beautiful stone cottage offering the perfect blend of character and comfort. This 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath home features a warm and inviting interior with unique, eclectic touches throughout. Enjoy your own private retreat with an inground pool ideal for summer relaxation and entertaining. The detached 2 car garage provides ample storage and convenience. Located in a prime area with easy access to Rt. 51, 119, 43, 40, this home is perfectly positioned for both privacy and connectivity. Whether you are standing out, downsizing, or looking for a one of a kind home with personality, this cottage is a must see!
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- Build date 1940
Pros of Living in Uniontown, PA
Low Cost of Living
• Uniontown’s overall cost of living is lower than the national average (about 4% below U.S. average and much lower than Pennsylvania overall), with housing, groceries, and transportation costing significantly less than in many areas.
• Median home prices and rents tend to be very affordable compared with state and national figures.
Affordable Housing
• Housing prices (e.g., median home values) remain well below Pennsylvania averages, making homeownership more accessible.
• Rental costs are also relatively low, helping many residents live comfortably on modest incomes.
Suburban / Small-City Feel
• Uniontown offers a smaller, quieter community compared with urban centers — appealing if you prefer a slower pace and close-knit feel.
• Historic downtown areas and local landmarks (like historic architecture) contribute character and local pride.
Community & Amenities
• Residents often highlight a friendly community atmosphere and local events.
• Despite its size, Uniontown has essential services like healthcare facilities, shops, and some entertainment without needing long drives.
Access to Nature & Recreation
• Close to outdoor recreation areas like Ohiopyle State Park and the Youghiogheny River for hiking, rafting, and fishing.
Cons of Living in Uniontown, PA
Mixed Crime & Safety Concerns
• Some crime data sources show higher crime rates compared with national averages, particularly for property crimes.
• Other safety analyses present mixed information; some suggest moderate relative safety while noting crime varies by neighborhood.
• Local reports from officials and community members over the years have discussed concerns around crime spikes, though opinions differ.
Limited Job Market & Economic Challenges
• Employment opportunities within Uniontown are limited, and many residents commute elsewhere for work.
• Some economic reports show higher unemployment and lower median incomes than state or national averages, with a significant poverty rate.
Education & School Ratings
• Education outcomes and school performance ratings are mixed, with some sources indicating challenges in local school quality and funding.
Population & Growth
• Uniontown has a small population and has seen slight declines, which can limit services, business growth, and broader economic development.
Limited Public Transit & Commute
• Public transportation options are limited, so many residents rely on personal vehicles. Commutes to larger urban job centers can be long.
Retail & Amenities
• Some local shopping areas (like Uniontown Mall) have struggled with vacancies, reflecting broader retail downturns in smaller cities.
596 Morgantown Rd, Uniontown, PA 15401 $169,900
- Contact Realtor: Paul Bortz
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