Pittsburgh, PA homes for sale & real estate

Pittsburgh, PA Homes for Sale

This beautiful home welcomes you the minute you walk onto the charming covered front porch. Inside you will find original hard wood floors, a stone electric fireplace in the spacious living room. Ceramic tile in the dining room and large kitchen. Tons of cabinetry in the large kitchen, an open eating bar between the dining room and kitchen, new light fixtures, newer stainless refrigerator and dishwasher. Full, finished game room with separate area for a desk/work area, gas fireplace, and full bathroom. Upstairs you will find nice sized bedrooms with the 2nd full bathroom. The finished attic can be used as an additional room as well. In addition to the detached garage, there are 3 off street

Pittsburgh, PA Homes for Sale

Rarely does a home offer this much seclusion while being so close to the attractions of the city. This contemporary 3BR/2.5B is an exceptional example of what the northern suburbs of Pittsburgh can offer. The dead-end road takes you to a spacious lot enveloped by mature trees and basking in natural ambiance. Inside, an open-concept kitchen and dining area create the perfect hub for everyday living and entertaining. The finished basement adds valuable living space for a home office or media area, while the versatile garage — freed up by the driveway's ample parking — could easily become an additional living space, workshop, or studio to suit your needs. The home does a great job

Pittsburgh, PA Homes for Sale

Rare newer construction in the heart of Shadyside, just steps from Walnut Street. From the covered front porch, enjoy the pulse of Walnut Street with the S. Highland business district, Ellsworth Avenue, restaurants, cafés, shopping, fitness and neighborhood amenities all just steps from your front door. Custom built in 2008, 717 Filbert Street offers a combination rarely found among Shadyside’s predominantly century-old housing stock. Two adjoining properties were assembled and demolished to create two distinctive residences. The assemblage worked around setback restrictions that would have otherwise applied, allowing each home to be built approximately four feet wider than a t