A yard big enough to throw a party and a floor plan that could work as two homes. That’s a hard-to-find combination in the historic South Side Slopes. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home has more than 2,200 square feet, with updated kitchens that open to spacious living areas, wood-look flooring, and an island with seating. Two porches give you room to take the party outside, with a covered lower porch right off the lawn. It’s all on a dead-end street with plenty of room to turn around. Currently used as a single-family home, 4 Gregory already has much of the setup for two units in place, including two kitchens, two laundry rooms, two electric meters, and separate gas service. Adding a door between levels could separate the space into a two-bedroom unit and a one-bedroom unit, with potential to add a second bedroom to the smaller unit with a modest renovation. Keep the full home for yourself, explore living in one unit and renting the other, or consider leasing both. Buyers should verify permitted use and any conversion requirements with the City of Pittsburgh.
Single-familyProperty Type
1890Year Built
3,994 sq ftLot Size
$158Price/Sq.Ft.
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South Side Slopes, located between South Side Flats and Mount Washington, is a hillside and residential Pittsburgh neighborhood with steep stair streets and skyline overlooks. Rows of compact brick and frame houses cling to the grade, with switchback lanes and long public steps shaping daily routes. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Carson Street corridor at E Carson St and S 18th St, where late-night bars, small music rooms, and independent eateries set the tempo. Community pillars include The Rex Theater, City Theatre Company, and the South Side Works Cinema. Trails and overlooks at South Side Park add a quieter counterpoint above the bustle. The Monongahela riverfront and bridges keep the geography front-and-center.