Sewickley

Written By Emily Askin

Nestled along the banks of the Ohio River, Sewickley, Pennsylvania, is a delightful village exuding historic charm and a vibrant community spirit.

The quaint downtown area is a haven of boutique shops, art galleries, and cozy cafes, perfect for leisurely strolls and exploration. Grab coffee at Mediterra Cafe and then stroll over To Mic's Market for a healthy lunch with your bestie before hitting the racks at Apres Boutique for that perfect 'fit. Residents enjoy abundant green spaces and parks, like the scenic Sewickley Heights Borough Park, providing opportunities for outdoor activities and fun.

This close-knit community fosters a strong sense of togetherness, evident in the various local festivals, parades, and cultural events held throughout the year. For families, Sewickley offers excellent educational opportunities, including the prestigious Sewickley Academy and Quaker Valley School District.

With its riverfront location and proximity to Pittsburgh, Sewickley strikes the perfect balance between a tranquil suburban lifestyle and easy access to urban amenities. Discover the timeless allure of Sewickley a hidden gem with a story to tell.

Overview for Sewickley, PA

3,850 people live in Sewickley, where the median age is 38.9 and the average individual income is $64,820. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

  • 3,850

  • 38.9 years

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  • $64,820

Around Sewickley, PA

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  • 92 - Walker’s Paradise

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  • 46 - Somewhat Bikeable

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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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