796 Bebout Road

Set along historic Bebout Road in Peters Township, this distinctive property offers a rare opportunity to own a home rooted in local history while positioned for modern living. Originally constructed in 1904 as the township’s first high school, the structure has since been thoughtfully converted into a private residence, retaining elements of its early character while evolving to meet everyday needs. Situated on nearly an acre, the setting blends privacy, space, and accessibility, with the Montour Trail just beyond the property—offering direct access to one of the region’s most well-known outdoor corridors. Mature landscaping, a covered front porch, and a stately presence along the roadway contribute to the home’s established feel within a community known for its strong identity and convenience to the greater Pittsburgh area. The residence itself offers generous square footage with a layout reflective of its origins, featuring expansive rooms, ornate ceilings, and enduring materials that speak to its early construction. Over time, additions have expanded the living space, including a rear gathering area with fireplace that naturally serves as a central hub of the home. While rich in character, the property presents an opportunity for customization, allowing the next owner to enhance and personalize while preserving its architectural integrity. Outdoor amenities further elevate the setting, including an inground pool that transforms the backyard into a private retreat during warmer months. The depth of the lot, combined with natural screening, creates a sense of separation that is increasingly difficult to find. A detached two-car garage provides added flexibility, offering space suitable for oversized vehicles, equipment, or workshop use. A notable feature of the property is the historically recognized silver maple located on site, planted in 1919 as a memorial and acknowledged within the community for its significance. Its presence adds another layer of connection to the township’s past, reinforcing the property’s unique place within the area’s story. Conveniently located with access to major roadways, shopping, and dining, the property balances a sense of retreat with everyday accessibility. Within a market where newer construction and planned communities are common, opportunities offering land, character, and flexibility without HOA restrictions are increasingly limited. For those seeking something beyond the expected, this property represents a blend of history, space, and long-term opportunity within one of the South Hills’ most established communities.