Enlow, PA

Enlow is a quiet community tucked into the western suburbs of Pittsburgh, sitting right along the border of North Fayette and Findlay townships. It got its start as a rural stop along the Montour Railroad, named after local farmer Amos Enlow, back when farming and coal mining drove the local economy. While those train tracks have long since made way for the popular Montour Trail, Enlow has kept much of its relaxed, open feel as the surrounding area has grown.

Today, the area offers a convenient home base for anyone looking for suburban breathing room with quick access to the rest of the region. Residents are served by the West Allegheny School District and enjoy an easy commute, with Pittsburgh International Airport and the extensive shopping hubs around Robinson just minutes away. It remains an appealing pocket of Allegheny County for anyone wanting quiet residential surroundings alongside easy connections to work, school, and travel.