UPDATE ….This property is sold.
We should buy this Jericho property (Must be logged in to vote)
- Yes (72%, 13 Votes)
- No (28%, 5 Votes)
Total Voters: 18
Loading ...Address: 0 Jericho Rd, Robinson PA 15949
Google Maps Coordinates: 40.399114, -79.125648
*Only considering cash offers over $100k or bank loan financing offers over $100k.
*No seller financing.
Parcel Number: [hidden information] (50.00 acres) & [hidden information] (60.77 acres)
*Only selling parcels together, not separately.
Taxes: Around $2,800/yr
110 acres of commercial land with private access to Conemaugh River.
Located in Robinson Borough PA (West Wheatfield township). Indiana County, PA.
About 1 hour away east from Pittsburgh, PA.
110 acres of wooded paradise. Level and upward slope typography.
This sight was previously owned by Florence Mining Co and was used as a coal mining site years ago.
Wastewater treatment plant and commercial structures not with the sale. A DEP worker currently visit the plant to pump water on a daily basis. The DEP has confirmed that there are no environmental issues with this land.
Gated private road access for your security and privacy.
Private shore access to Conemaugh River.
The West Wheatfield township has no zoning restrictions. Though this lot is technically classified as “commercial”, there are no zoning restrictions.
So, you can build your waterfront dream home along the Conemaugh river with a 110 acre hunting ground in your backyard. Or, have a private ATV track in your back yard.
You could turn a small portion of the land into a 25+ lot mobile home park, charge $400/mo in lot rent and bring in $10,000+/mo in passive income.
The only limit is your imagination.
2 parcels combined into one.
Price is only $125,000.
No seller financing.
Sold with a warranty deed and title insurance.
(More photos below)
I voted yes but don’t know if it took.
now it’s good
Thank you for voting!
It sounds good. Almost too good. They say no environmental problems but any mining takes a toll. It sounds like it’s big enough for a little campground and more!
I think it’s beautiful, but the littering on the waterfront and the daily interaction from the ppl maintaining the commercial portion of the property kind of make me think there might be better options
I voted yes. But with reservations. A lot of info needs to be brought up. its all on a hill, it’s got a water plant on it we cannot use that land. DEP has their hands all over it. Used to be a coal mine? satellite shows a mountain of something black covering another 15 or so acers. too close to the town for a concert venue. There is literally nothing of industry there. The roads are sub par. just a lot of questions as to why the per acer cost is so low.
But, we got to start somewhere, why not here for a corporate headquarters?
I’m not the big educated financial wizard here. I suggest we proceed with caution, and gather as much info as we can.
If invited I can do tarot and astrology investigations on this… I trust myself with about 90% accuracy