About Cranberry Township

Cranberry has been a township in Pennsylvania’s Butler County for over 200 years, but has gained recent attention as an up-and-coming area. This sense of a new beginning comes from Cranberry’s constant growth and expansion, fueled by its prime location. Situated between two major roadways, the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Interstate 79, Cranberry is easily accessible from all over the state, especially the two major cities of Pittsburgh and Erie.

The residents of this township take pride in their area, especially with the outstanding school systems they have developed and strong local government. Medical care is nearby, with UPMC Passavant Hospital offering emergency and surgical services. Several places of higher education are locate close to Cranberry Township, making commuting very feasible and drawing young adults to the area for a variety of attractions, including dining, shopping, sports centers, movies, a great nightlife and more.

Not only is Cranberry Township growing its population, its commercial sector is expanding as well. With a multitude of business parks and hotels under development, this area is quickly becoming a major hub for business in all industries, from food service to healthcare and information technology. Companies such as McKesson, Westinghouse and Alcoa are all headquartered in Cranberry Township. With the growth in population and business, there has been a real estate boom in this area. Cranberry Township is fast becoming one of the best real estate markets in the region.

Looking for homes for sale in Cranberry Township? Our Cranberry Township real estate office is knowledgeable about the area and ready to help.