Buying a home in Beaver County.
Buying in Beaver County starts with the township and the street, not a county-wide average. The Chisholm Team works from Ellwood City for buyers in Beaver County, Lawrence County, and the towns around Fombell.
Amy Chisholm and Shelby Gaurrich are the two licensed agents. They search with you, talk through the house, and stay on the file through closing. You are not passed to a call center after the offer.
Start with the place.
Beaver County is not one market. Fombell is an unincorporated community in the northeast of the county, in Franklin Township and Marion Township, along the Connoquenessing Creek. Its ZIP code is 16123. A house there, a house in Chippewa Township, and a house in South Beaver Township can sit in the same county and still sell for different reasons: the lot, the utilities, and what has actually closed on that street.
Lawrence County is the next county over. The office is in Ellwood City, and Neshannock Township is there. Lancaster Township and Wexford are also places the team already serves. If you are looking in more than one of these, say so. The search should cover the townships you named, not a single county filter.
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Realtor.com monthly medians, via FRED days and FRED listing price. The price bars start at $220,000. From March through August the median only moved between $222,225 and $229,450.
How a purchase goes.
- Search the homes that are for sale. If you want a new build, including D.R. Horton, start on the new construction page. The team walks that process from the lot through closing.
- Name the township and what the house has to do for you. Before you write an offer, ask about that street. The price that matters is the one buyers have paid nearby, not a national estimate.
- Match the inspection to the house. Around Fombell, ask whether the home is on public water and sewer or a well and septic. That changes the inspection and the monthly cost.
- The same team stays through closing. Questions about the township, the title company, and the walk-through go to Amy or Shelby.
What recent closings show.
These four are closings listed on this site. They are not a sample of the county. Set them next to the August listing median and the spread is the point: a street price and a county median are different numbers.
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The median is the Realtor.com listing price for Beaver County in August 2026. The other two rows are closings on properties sold.
Questions buyers ask.
- Is Fombell in Beaver County?
- Yes. Fombell is an unincorporated community in Beaver County, in Franklin Township and Marion Township. The ZIP code is 16123.
- Can one team cover Beaver County and Lawrence County?
- Yes. The Chisholm Team works both from the Ellwood City office. Tell them the townships you want and the search covers those places.
- Do you help with new construction?
- Yes. New builds, including D.R. Horton, are on the new construction page. The team stays from the lot through closing.
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Also read selling a home in Western Pennsylvania, the towns around Fombell, and where we work.