Welcome to Corry
Quiet rural roads meet small-town charm and quaint downtown architecture in Corry, a community loved for its one-of-a-kind locale and wealth of unique attractions. As the second-largest city in Erie County, this traditional yet innovative community features everything from a bustling Main Street to various parks, shops, and restaurants.
If you're looking for a suburban lifestyle with tons of big-city convenience and rural tranquility, Corry could be the place for you. Let's explore!
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Spotlights of Corry
Downtown Corry
Corry's Main Street offers something for just about everyone! Here, you'll uncover a variety of locally owned shops, delectable restaurants, and even a local community center. Downtown Corry also serves as a hub for town events, including holiday festivities and CorryFest, a celebration of the area's culture.
Mead Park
Nestled on 48 acres in the heart of Corry, Mead Park is the perfect place to picnic, go for a stroll, enjoy an afternoon fishing on the lake, or just get in touch with nature. It's also home to the Corry Historic Society, a small museum with old-fashioned trains and tons of interactive exhibits.
Corry Country Club
Golfers love hitting the links at the Corry Country Club, an 18-hole, par-70 course with tons of luxurious amenities. When you aren't spending time on the fairway, be sure to savor a delicious meal at the Fork and Barrel restaurant or get to know other Corry residents at the clubhouse.
Corry at a Glance
Getting Around
Major Roads: US-6, I-90, I-79, PA-426, PA-77
Airport: Erie International Airport
Distance to Erie: 52 minutes
Distance to Buffalo: 2 hours
Demographics
Population: 6,208
County: Erie
Zip Codes: 16407
Median Home Value: $99,000
Corry Attractions
Live Like a Corry Local
The Homes
Homes in Corry are surprisingly affordable—in fact, the town's median property value hovers around $99,000, which is less than half the national average. Buyers can expect to find countless different homes varying in size, style, and price point. Many even offer ample acreage or historic charm!
The Jobs
Erie County's diverse economy has created ample job opportunities in just about every field. The area's top employers include Erie Indemnity, Wabtec US Rail, UPMC Hamot, and the state government. Although Corry was once a manufacturing hub, its economy is now transitioning to offer more service-based and advanced positions.
The Schools
Children living in Corry attend the Corry Area School District, which spans Crawford, Erie, and Concord Counties. Today, CASD educates around 2,000 students and operates five institutions, including the Corry Career and Technology Center. The district is known for its early college program, which allows high school students to take college courses at a discounted rate.
The Amenities
Don't be fooled by Corry's size—this community has plenty of amenities for all ages. Head to the Corry Community Center to shoot some hoops or take a fitness class. The Corry Public Library offers plenty of books, DVDs, magazines, and even a few year-round classes. The town also maintains various trails for residents to enjoy.
Ready to Find Home in Corry?
If Corry sounds like the perfect community for you, we'd love to help you track down your dream home! Come visit Marsh Marsh Real Estate Services' Corry office, or give us a call for even more information. We look forward to working with you soon.
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