Beautiful Brick c.1932 Pennsylvania Foursquare $55K

OHU50K Notes $55,000

Beautiful Brick c.1932 Pennsylvania Foursquare. This lovely brick home has timeless character and appeal. The home is move-in ready!

Porch featured at 1126 Karl Ave, Duquesne, PA, 15110

Realtor Comments

Charming 3-Bed, 2-Bath Brick Home in Duquesne – Move-In Ready! Beautifully maintained brick home offering timeless character. Hardwood floors run through the entire house, complemented by stunning stained glass windows on the first floor that add a unique architectural touch. All three bedrooms are located on the second floor, offering a private, quiet layout separate from the main living space. Outside, enjoy a driveway with garage parking and a spacious backyard, perfect for outdoor living. Whether you’re an investor seeking a cash-flowing rental or a homeowner looking for a solid house on a quiet street, this property checks every box. Occupancy Inspection passed on 6/26/26 with new certified electric panel.

3 bed
2 bath
Build date 1932

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1126 Karl Ave, Duquesne, PA 15110 $55,000

Contact Realtor: William Podrasky
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Pros

Very affordable housing

Home prices are among the lowest in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area.
Rent is often below the metro average, making it attractive for buyers on a budget.

Access to Pittsburgh

Downtown Pittsburgh is about 10–15 miles away, typically a 20–30 minute drive depending on traffic.
Residents can access a much larger job market, cultural attractions, professional sports, and universities.

Growing regional job market

While Duquesne itself has limited employment, nearby Pittsburgh has strong industries in:
- Healthcare
- Higher education
- Technology
- Robotics
- Finance
- Advanced manufacturing

Major employers nearby include UPMC, Allegheny Health Network, Carnegie Mellon University, and University of Pittsburgh.

Four-season climate

Distinct seasons with colorful autumns.
Summers are generally warm rather than extremely hot.

Nearby recreation

Easy access to parks, rivers, museums, and entertainment throughout the Pittsburgh area.

Cons

Economic challenges

Duquesne has experienced decades of industrial decline.
Some commercial areas remain underdeveloped.

Crime and neighborhood conditions

Crime rates are higher than average in some parts of the city.
Housing quality and neighborhood upkeep vary considerably, so researching specific areas is important.

Limited local amenities

Shopping, restaurants, and entertainment options within Duquesne are fairly limited.
Many residents travel to neighboring communities or Pittsburgh for daily needs.

Older housing stock

Many homes were built in the early 20th century.
Older homes can be charming but may require updates or ongoing maintenance.

Weather

Winters are cold, cloudy, and snowy.
Hills can make winter driving more challenging.

Who tends to like Duquesne?

It can be a good fit for:

First-time homebuyers seeking affordable housing.
People who work in the Pittsburgh area but want lower housing costs.
Those who don’t mind living in an older industrial community with redevelopment potential.

It may be less appealing for:

Families looking for newer suburban neighborhoods.
People who want a vibrant downtown within walking distance.
Anyone seeking consistently low-crime neighborhoods without careful home selection.