Vintage homes for sale & real estate in 15264, PA

Vintage Home for sale in 15264, PA:

Newly renovated home, with new kitchen, new bath, many new windows, first floor family room on a double lot with a view . Great location. Quite street, Minutes to Oakland, Downtown and Lawrenceville.

Vintage Home for sale in 15264, PA:

WELCOME to loft style living in coveted South Side Lofts – formerly the Duquesne Brewery. This condo offers urban living with modern industrial design; wide open floor plan with 18’ ceilings; brick accent walls; concrete flooring; exposed steel beams; 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths; brick bar area; spacious living and dining areas with fully equipped kitchen and large center island. Enjoy the in-suite laundry and ample storage. There is a roof top deck with spectacular views of the city and comes with an assigned gated parking space. HOA fees include water, sewage, trash, common areas, roof and building exterior. Whether you are an investor and want to add to your portfolio or someon

Vintage Home for sale in 15264, PA:

Welcome to 437 Sapphire Way! This beautifully remodeled home is in the heart of Bloomfield! Conveniently located to so many things including West Penn Hospital or UPMC Children's Hospital (Approximately 10 minute walk to both), as well as many restaurants in between. Updates include new kitchen with new stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops, and a mind-blowing pantry. The courtyard in the back is private, and almost completely fenced for your furry friends. The 2nd Floor has been updated with a stunning new bathroom, that shines with new ceramic from floors to the ceiling, as well as a new vanity and light fixtures. There are 2 bedrooms on the 2nd level, as well as 2nd Floor Lau

Vintage Home for sale in 15264, PA:

Etched in the pages of South Side lore and built for a brick-maker’s family, this 1865 Italianate stands tall against the test of time. An expansive, detailed property and former esteemed wedding venue/bed & breakfast, this home remains fit for a personal residence or ongoing business venture. The main house, hosting five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms, dazzles with Second Empire flair. Numerous ornate mantels, decorative trimwork, and an elaborate front door entablature make this one of Pittsburgh’s best examples of early Italianate architecture. Also being sold alongside of 2122-2124 Carey Way, a former three-unit row house that was converted into a single home.