This 2.78-acre commercial property offers exceptional land value paired with a fully renovated office building, making it an ideal opportunity for an owner-occupant or investor seeking long-term upside, flexibility, and future expansion potential. Positioned along a high-visibility corridor with approximately 12,500 vehicles per day, the site benefits from strong daily traffic exposure and ample on-site parking, enhancing both usability and redevelopment potential. The all-brick, two-story building has been extensively updated, including a brand-new roof installed in April 2025 and a complete interior renovation. Improvements include new flooring, modern lighting, and a redesigned office layout focused on efficiency and functionality. The space offers four private offices upstairs and additional office space on the lower level, totaling approximately 8 work areas. The bottom level includes two full bathrooms, including one with a newly installed walk-in shower, plus a dedicated breakroom with updated appliances. A welcoming reception and waiting area, electric fireplace, cathedral ceiling, recessed lighting, and large windows provide a bright, modern professional environment. Mechanical systems include two-zone central air conditioning and two furnaces for year-round comfort and efficiency. Exterior features include approximately 12 private on-site parking spaces with easy access for employees and clients. The expansive acreage enhances usability and provides significant potential for future expansion, additional parking, or redevelopment. With minimal deferred maintenance, strong curb appeal, and a highly functional layout, this property is well-suited for professional office use, contractor operations, or service-based businesses. The combination of updated improvements and substantial land makes this a standout commercial opportunity with both immediate usability and long-term value.
Penn Hills, located between Wilkinsburg and Plum, is a residential and hillside Pittsburgh neighborhood with wooded ravines and a patchwork of mid-century streets. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the William Penn Highway corridor near Rodi Road, where diners, barbershops, and long-running local storefronts line the drive. Housing leans toward brick ranches, split-levels, and postwar colonials set on deep lots with mature trees. Penn Hills Shopping Center and the Penn Hills Library anchor daily errands and community programming. Green space threads through places like Blackridge Park and nearby trails, giving the area a quiet, outdoors-forward rhythm.
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Two full bathrooms
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2 full bathrooms
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Approximately 2.78-acre lot
Zoned for commercial use
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2-story building
Brick construction
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Brick exterior
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