Is Murrysville a nice town? (Pittsburgh, Plum: homes, public schools, live in)

[looking4hm]

Is it rural or suburban sprawl? What are the people like? Is it growing or dying? Thanks.

[MLN2603]

Murrysville is a very nice town. It's more on the upper class side, the people seem very nice. It is a growing town, not rapid, but is growing and is a suburban with alot of rural throughout. It's very convenient to shopping and downtown Pittsburgh. I live in the next town over, if you have any more questions, just ask.

[InspectorAshburn]

Murrysville has its own little town exclusivity type attitude. That makes it very appealing to most. Plum is very close to Murrysville and both areas hae decent public schools. Building a home in Murrysville is a challenge. They require a specific acreage of land and many other little local codes. Not bad, just tedious. I inspect homes and work in that area alot.

[Stonecoldharbours]

Murrysville is very nice! I would move there in a heartbeat!

[Dave53]

Murrysville is a growing area and it's a nice area but it's a burb. Too many people and the traffic sucks for me. But if that doesn't bother you it's a fine place, I'll just stick to the countryside myself. LOL

[vtPGH]

I grew up in Murrysville and still visit regularly...If you're looking for a quiet, suburban community that still maintains a rural, countryside feel, it may be a good fit. However, the commute into the city is a solid 50 minutes to an hour at peak times, and there isn't much of a cohesive sense of community.