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Mt. Lebanon
The luxury Pittsburgh suburb of Mt. Lebanon is the kind of community that commands respect from the second you enter town limits.
This community with a population of 33,100 is well-known for its excellent school district and also boasts a thriving jobs market. And there is certainly no shortage of beautiful residential communities! In other words, there are plenty of great reasons to relocate to this Pennsylvania community!
Excellent Business Opportunities for Residents
The community also has a rather strong central business district known as Uptown Mt. Lebanon. This district is distinctive in its own right, with several coffee shops, galleries, pizzerias, and clothing boutiques.
Take Your Pick of One of These Beautiful Mt. Lebanon Neighborhoods
As previously mentioned, Mt. Lebanon is also home to several fantastic residential communities, including Beverly Heights, Cedarhurst Manor, Hoodridge Hilands, Mission Hills, Sunset Hills, Virginia Manor, Twin Hills, and Woodridge.
You Can’t Beat This Education System!
And regardless of who you speak to, you’re sure to hear about Mt. Lebanon’s excellent public school system as well!
Mt. Lebanon School District has seven elementary schools (Foster Elementary School, Hoover Elementary School, Howe Elementary School, Jefferson Elementary School, Lincoln Elementary School, Markham Elementary School, and Washington Elementary School), two middle schools (Jefferson Middle School and Andrew W. Mellon Middle School), and one high school (Mt. Lebanon High School).
It should be noted that many of these schools have won national awards. For instance, Mt. Lebanon High School has been named a National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education multiple times.
Quick Facts on Mt. Lebanon, PA
Although this Western PA community was established in 1912 as Mount Lebanon, the community's official name was ultimately changed to "Mt. Lebanon" in 1975. At the time of its establishment, Mount Lebanon was touted as a “First Class Township,” under state law. It was formed using part of Scott Township. The community got its name from the homeland of the settlers, who noted similarities between the two lands.
Although the community had strong roots in farming, it evolved with the arrival of streetcar lines. After that happened, the community became a streetcar suburb of Pittsburgh. Today, this community shares borders with Pittsburgh, Dormont, Green Tree, Scott Township, Upper St. Clair, Mt. Lebanon, Castle Shannon and Baldwin Township.
Attractions In & Surrounding Mt. Lebanon
Looking For Family Fun Over the Weekend?
As a resident of Mt. Lebanon, you’ll have plenty of options right at your fingertips.
For instance, there are 15 parks in the community as well as a public Olympic size swimming pool and a regulation-size ice rink.
The community also boasts one of the oldest public golf courses in the country as well as several tennis and basketball courts.
Other recreational facilities include a Sand volleyball court, bocce courts, platform tennis, picnic pavilions and children's playgrounds.
Your Mt. Lebanon Real Estate Expert
If you are interested in making Mt. Lebanon your home, please contact Joe Corsale, your Pittsburgh Suburbs expert today! Feel free to use my website to begin searching homes for sale in Mt. Lebanon in your price range by clicking on the links above.
