c.1925 Brick Pennsylvania Foursquare For Sale $199,900
$199,900
First time on the market in nearly 50 years, this Pennsylvania foursquare has been lovingly maintained and features authentic character and craftsmanship not found in newer construction.
Realtor Comments
The covered front porch welcomes you into a tiled entry and a warm, inviting living room anchored by a fireplace with tile surround and flanked by beautiful built-in cabinetry. An adjacent sunroom bathes in natural light providing the perfect spot for morning coffee or curling up with a good book. Entertain with ease in the spacious dining room, then make your way into the kitchen, which offers an abundance of wood cabinetry, a dedicated pantry cabinet, and a convenient desk area. The adjoining breakfast room features a charming built-in corner cabinet and access to a three-seasons room overlooking the expansive rear yard. The second level hosts three spacious bedrooms sharing a well-appointed hall bath, while a fourth bedroom on the third floor offers flexibility as a guest suite, home office, or quiet getaway. Hardwood floors are waiting to be uncovered beneath the carpeting on both the main and second levels. The partially finished lower level provides even more versatility with a game room, full bathroom, laundry area, and abundant storage, plus convenient access to the rear yard. All of this in a fantastic location, just minutes from the shops and restaurants of Coraopolis with easy access to Route 51, I-79, and the airport.
- 4bd
- 2.5ba
- 1,915sqft
- 8,233sqft
- Circa 1925
1719 Vance Ave, Coraopolis, PA 15108, USA
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Jennifer Tanabe
Brokered by Howard Hanna – Sewickley
Pros
- Great access to Pittsburgh: You’re close enough to get to downtown and other neighborhoods without living in the city.
- Convenient location for commuting: Many people like the easy drive into the broader Pittsburgh metro.
- More suburban/small-town feel than the city: Typically less hustle and more neighborhood-style living.
- Good for road trips and travel: Nearby highways/interstates make it easier to reach other parts of PA/Ohio/West Virginia.
- Local shopping & services nearby: You usually have everyday needs within a short drive.
Cons
- Traffic can be heavy at times: Rush-hour travel toward Pittsburgh can slow down, especially around key interchanges.
- Weather like the rest of the region: Winters can be cold/snowy, and storms are common (as in most of Western PA).
- Higher prices than some nearby areas (depending on where you compare): Being close to Pittsburgh can make housing costlier than more rural towns.
- Parking/traffic challenges in certain pockets: Some areas may feel tighter or more congested depending on the specific neighborhood.
- Limited “big city” amenities on-site: If you want lots of specific entertainment/variety, you’ll likely go into Pittsburgh.
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