Sewickley, Pennsylvania is a small borough located in Allegheny County, just outside of Pittsburgh. It is known for its quaint downtown area, which features a variety of unique shops and restaurants. The town has a population of approximately 3,000 people and is home to many affluent families.

The town was founded in 1798 by William Sewickley and his family. It was originally an agricultural community, but over the years it has become more suburbanized. The downtown area is lined with historic buildings and homes that date back to the 19th century. There are also several parks and recreational areas throughout the borough.

Sewickley is home to several private schools, including Sewickley Academy and Sewickley Valley Montessori School. It also has a public library, a post office, and several churches. The town hosts many events throughout the year such as the annual Sewickley Arts Festival and the Sewickley Valley Historical Society’s Heritage Days celebration.

The town is easily accessible from Pittsburgh via Interstate 79 or Route 65. It is also served by two bus lines that run through the borough: Port Authority Transit’s Red Line and Westmoreland County Transit’s Blue Line. There are also several bike trails that connect Sewickley to other nearby towns such as Edgeworth and Coraopolis.