About New Kensington

Up the Allegheny River from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the 15,000-resident town of New Kensington was founded in 1891 and once a industrious region, has since replaced factories and mines with homes and neighborhoods. Residents of an apartment or home for rent in New Kensington come to appreciate the area’s proximity to Pittsburgh, offering a convenient suburban setting, as well as the natural beauty of the neighborhoods, tucked along the fast-moving Allegheny. Today, New Kensington stands 20 miles northeast of the steel capital and is linked by Route 28 and a direct railroad that provides commuter service with several daily frequencies terminating at the New Kensington station. Agan Park, across the Allegheny from New Kensington, can be accessed via a convenient bridge and offers residents splendid views of the water in addition to lovely paths and plentiful fields. Four elementary schools, a middle school, intermediate school, and high school form the New Ken-Arnold School District. Residents of a New Kensington house or apartment for rent celebrate and recognize a variety of occasions including Springfest, Juneteenth Jubilee, Family Day, Fireworks Block Party, and Winter Bash.

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