Site Plan for Waverly Manor

Thanks to everyone who participated in the grand opening of our newest community, Waverly Manor! Located in Robinson Township, minutes from I-79, and easily accessible from I-376 for those commuting to downtown Pittsburgh or to many of Pittsburgh’s large corporations that are situated close by, the opening was a huge success.

The estate community features a private enclave of spacious home sites ranging in size from a half-acre to four acres. The most striking aspect about this community is the unique nature of the neighborhood layout itself. The private enclave features wooded home sites and sweeping views. What’s more, it offers an incredible location that is in the heart of Robinson Township and just around the corner from the area’s most popular dining and shopping destinations, including the Robinson Town Center which is just two miles away and only five minutes by car. Read More

Those who have been eying up a prestigious Signature Series home and who desire a truly custom build won’t want to miss the grand opening event being held at our Kingsridge community this Saturday and Sunday. Join us this weekend as we unveil our very first signature series model home, The Montgomery.

This fully decorated model showcases the many included features that come standard in our Signature Series hones such as:

• 9’ First Floor Ceilings
• Partial Stone Exteriors
• Upgraded Cabinetry
• Built-In Stainless Steel Appliances
• Granite Countertops Read More

The biggest event of the year is descending upon Central PA as more than 125,000 people will travel to State College, PA to celebrate the 49th Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts. While the festival’s name makes it obvious that many will be celebrating artwork, there are a variety of other events that may not be as obvious to those visiting.

For instance, the 25 ton sand sculpture that will emerge as the festival unfolds, the Italian Street Painting that will be held on Heister Street, the dozens of bands that perform on the Old Main Lawn and even BookFest, a celebration of books old and new that even include visits from authors and speakers.  The younger set will no doubt enjoy indulging in some Penn State Creamery ice cream while the downtown fountains always prove to be a hit. Read More

Are fireworks your favorite part of the Fourth of July? This year, head out to the most spectacular fireworks shows in town. Here’s a list of the best – right near our newest communities in Pittsburgh:

•    Point State Park Fireworks. Head out to Point State Park to watch the colorful rockets boom and explode over the Allegheny River. There is enough green space to spread out on a blanket and relax or enjoy a picnic style dinner. Plus, the park is hosting its famous Three Rivers Regatta with food, live entertainment and attractions. What better way to celebrate a special day that honors America?
•    Heinz Field Fourth of July Celebration. Pittsburgh’s largest Independence Day gathering takes place at Heinz Field. Stadium gates open at 2 p.m. and admission is free. Activities include opportunities to view Steelers Memorabilia, a live performance by the Pittsburgh Steeline Drum Line, active duty soldiers from the 28th Infantry Division band of the Army National Guard singing the National Anthem and, of course, fireworks! Read More