Reserve Township Homes and Condos for Sale

It is not clear exactly when or how Reserve Township was established since public records covering that part of its history are hard to find. Nevertheless, the history of this area is said to have started with the migration of hundreds of German families traveling long distances via wagon and on foot to establish communities on a plateau that allowed them a clear view of Pittsburgh from over the Town of Allegheny and across the Allegheny River. It was on this flat hilltop that the beginnings of Reserve Township and the neighboring communities blossomed. Before Europeans settled in these parts, the area was controlled by various indigenous Native American tribes that included the Mingo, Shawnee, Lenape, and Iroquois. This initial multi-ethnic mixing set the tone for future generations to come. This can be seen in the story of Peter Chartier who is credited for establishing the first network of trading posts in and around the surrounding region in the early part of the 18th century. Chartier was of French and Shawnee Native American descent who established himself through the fur trade. He later became a Shawnee tribal chief, as well as one of the earliest voices advocating Native American civil rights.

Reserve Township in Allegheny County enjoys its proximity to Pittsburgh. Located in what is considered a Pittsburgh North, there is a lot of amenities, attractions, and thousands of miles of natural green space. From winter skiing to summer swimming, this hilly region has many lakes, rivers, streams, thick wooded areas, and mountains. You have places such as the top-rated Allegheny Islands State Park located near Harmar Township. This 43-acre park is comprised of three islands that are mostly used for camping. Then you have Hillman State Park located in Hanover Township. This state park is comprised of 3,600 acres and found about 25 miles west of downtown Pittsburgh. Residents of Reserve Township have opportunities for cross-country skiing during the winter, horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, and a radio-controlled aircraft field. People living in the area go to places such as Station Square at 125 West Station Square Drive in Pittsburgh. This 52-acre indoor/outdoor shopping mall features shops such as Nevin Robinson, Pennsylvania Wine Cellars, Station Square, among others. Some of the attractions available at the mall include fountain shows, Adam’s Solar Rides, Just Ducky Tours, and more.

Real estate in Reserve Township features a vast array of architectural styles, floor plans, and exclusive amenities. Single-family homes for sale in Reserve Township can be found varying in size from two bedrooms and one bathroom to six bedrooms and four bathrooms. These homes also feature such amenities as detached studios, ceramic tile flooring, breakfast rooms, game rooms, and much more. In addition to this, you can find an excellent choice of multi-family homes for sale in Reserve Township as well. Furthermore, lots for sale in Reserve Township are also available of varying sizes and featuring different types of terrain. If you’re curious about the great real estate options available in Reserve Township, there is no time like now to make your move. Contact us today for further information or to schedule a tour of one of our many Reserve Township properties.