Recently Sold Homes in 15201, PA

Recently Sold Home in 15201, PA:

Beautifully updated and spacious home located at 274 38th Street in the heart of Lawrenceville, just a few blocks from Butler Street! Step inside and discover a bright, inviting home filled with abundant natural light and charming character throughout. The main level features a spacious living room and dining room with decorative fireplaces in both rooms, while a beautiful stained-glass window on the first floor enhances the home’s charm and character. The turned staircase creates an attractive architectural feature and adds to the home's unique appeal. Beautiful hardwood flooring extends throughout the entire first floor, creating a warm and cohesive feel throughout the living spaces

Recently Sold Home in 15201, PA:

You didn't move to Pittsburgh for ordinary. You moved for the energy — the galleries, the restaurants, the kind of neighborhood that hums with creative ambition. Lawrenceville is that neighborhood. And 233 44th Street is the home you've been waiting for. Born in 1899 and completely reimagined between 2018 and 2023, this stunning brownstone is not a renovation — it's a resurrection. Every inch has been rebuilt with an obsessive eye for quality, while the bones of a century-old home give it something no new construction can ever offer: genuine character. Exposed original brick. Authentic hardwood oak floors across all three levels. A soul you can feel the moment you walk in. At th

Recently Sold Home in 15201, PA:

Central Lawrenceville is one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in Pittsburgh, with Butler Street just a few blocks away. As the new owner of this home, you will have the restaurants, coffee shops, and breweries that define the neighborhood's energy all within minutes of your front door. And when you're ready to come home from work, there's parking right in front of the house. 326 42nd Street is a 1920 brick standalone. It has what much of the new construction is still trying to figure out - original woodwork, hardwood floors throughout and loads of warmth. A brick fireplace that anchors the living room without taking it over. Two bay windows pulling light in from the street. From where you