Near the end of a cul-de-sac street, 500 Herbst Manor Road pairs striking architecture with a wooded setting, an in-ground pool, and a renovation that reaches well beyond the surface. Angled glass, floor-to-ceiling windows, and natural stone details create an entrance you will remember after the showing. Inside, the new kitchen features a garden window and connects to the main living areas. A stone fireplace adds character to the living room, while the window-lined four-season room overlooks the pool and backyard. The first-floor primary suite offers outdoor views and a en-suite bath with an oversized walk-in shower. There is also main-level laundry. Upstairs, generously sized bedrooms include a second en-suite bedroom and a hall bath with double sinks. The finished walk-out lower level adds two large bedrooms with oversized closets, a full bath, a second living area with another stone fireplace, and a bonus space with a kitchenette and mini-fridge. Walk directly outside to the pool, new back deck, and spacious front and back yards. The oversized four-car garage offers room for vehicles, storage, and projects. Improvements in 2026 include: New kitchen, four new bathrooms, new windows, new roof – main house, new roofs – pool houses & gazebo, new pool pump and motor, new pool deck, new plumbing, new electrical, new furnace, new mini-split system, new wood flooring, new carpet. The home feels tucked into its wooded setting while remaining convenient to Pittsburgh International Airport, Robinson shopping and dining, Moon Township, Sewickley, I-79, and the Parkway West. Its Coraopolis mailing address is in Kennedy Township and Montour School District. Niche gives Montour an A+ overall grade and ranks it No. 8 among Pittsburgh-area school districts in its 2026 rankings. Architecture you notice. Space you can use. Major improvements you don’t have to take on. And a pool setting that makes staying home feel like the plan.