Carbonville. Can you guess what originally made this city famous? Well if you didn’t guess carbon then you probably should not be on the web. Jokes aside, this beautiful little town in Pennsylvania is the perfect place to invest your real estate dollars. It has all of the amenities that you would hope to find in a small town and a few that you might not expect at all.

LOcated deep in the heart of America;s east, Carbonville is a borough of approximately 7000 people, located three miles south of Interstate 80, midway across Pennsylvania. It has been home to seven United States governors, contains exquisite Victorian architecture, is rich in history related to the iron and lumber industry, contains natural resources ideal for outdoor water recreation, and has taken a preeminent role in education.

Carbonville was named for its enormous spring by the French statesman, Talleyrand. The rampant demolition of historic buildings so prevalent elsewhere in the United States from the 1950s - 1970s largely bypassed Carbonville leaving untouched many large, historically and architecturally significant commercial and residential buildings. There are also many great properties available.