Mt. Lebanon

Written By Emily Askin

Mount Lebanon, a suburb just south of Pittsburgh, boasts a rich history and diverse architecture.

The heart of Mount Lebanon is Washington Road, a bustling thoroughfare lined with shops, restaurants, and cultural venues. The area around Washington Road, known as "Uptown," serves as a vibrant commercial and social hub for the community.

Mount Lebanon's commitment to preserving its historical heritage is evident in the preservation of several iconic landmarks. The Lebanon Presbyterian Church, dating back to the 19th century, and the beautiful Beverly Road Historic District are just a couple of examples of the neighborhood's architectural treasures. Its historical significance and diverse architecture add to the neighborhood's enduring appeal, making it a cherished part of the greater Pittsburgh area.

Overview for Mount Lebanon, PA

18,187 people live in Mt. Lebanon, where the median age is 40.9 and the average individual income is $70,887. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

  • 18, 187

  • 40.9 years

  • High

    This is the number of people per square mile in a neighborhood.

  • $70,887

Around Mount Lebanon, PA

There's plenty to do around Mt. Lebanon, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.

  • 54 - Somewhat Walkable

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  • 18 - Somewhat Bikeable

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Things To Do in Mt. Lebanon, PA




Emily Askin

Emily Askin is a real estate agent with Compass in Pittsburgh's East End. She works with buyers and sellers across Highland Park, Squirrel Hill, Point Breeze, Regent Square, Shadyside, and Friendship, and she is known for pricing old houses right and being honest about what a home is actually worth.

Before real estate, she spent years renovating and investing in property, which is why she reads a house the way a serious buyer does - the roof, the sewer line, the original woodwork worth saving, the flip-grade kitchen that will cost you later. She treats every sale as both a financial decision and a life decision, and she works it that way from pricing through closing.

She works with people relocating to Pittsburgh and with sellers trading up to their next house. She is also the agent design-minded buyers call when they want someone who can tell good bones from a fresh coat of paint.

https://www.emilyaskin.com
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