126 Main St

Located in a small village along the Allegheny River, this well-built, 2.5 story, 1910 Colonial Revival home was originally built for the manager of the local Pittsburgh Plate Glass sand works. The house offers 1,798 sq. ft., plus a finished walk-up attic. The interior combines historic charm with thoughtful updates. A 50-foot river frontage and local state forest trails offer access to boating, fishing, hiking, hunting, and cross-country skiing. The kitchen has solid surface countertops and Amish-made oak cabinets. Refinished original wood floors are found throughout the house with a linoleum floor in the kitchen. The gas hot water boiler heats the radiators throughout the house, plus there are ventless gas logs in the fireplace and a ventless gas heater in the attic. There is a tankless hot water heater, a public water system, and a new septic system. The exterior boasts a slate roof, wood clapboard siding, and brick foundation walls. The windows have recently installed, insulated wood sash. The brick patio off of the kitchen provides a great place to barbecue. The front porch faces the river and is the perfect place to enjoy a summer evening.