Brick 5/2 c.1862 Brick Home W/ Vintage Features $199,900

$199,900

Tucked away on nearly 2.4 private, tree-lined acres, this expansive five-bedroom brick home delivers a tranquil country feel with ultimate convenience. Featuring dual-street access and a generous layout, the property offers rare flexibility, space to expand, and room to grow in an exceptionally serene setting.

Realtor Comments

While the home needs work and is being sold in as-is condition, it features strong bones, character, and endless possibilities. Step through the front porch or side porch into a layout featuring classic hardwood floors, spacious, bright rooms, and high ceilings. The main level floor plan includes a living room, formal dining room, equipped kitchen, and an additional room, great for a convenient home office. The large equipped kitchen provides ample room for cooking and prep. The upstairs features spacious bedrooms alongside a unique third-floor bonus space with vaulted architectural ceilings and exposed wooden railings—perfect for a master suite, studio, playroom, or guest quarters. The expansive full basement offers tons of storage, utility space, laundry access, and future potential with paneled walls. The outdoor setting offers a rural feel while remaining close to local conveniences. A front porch and separate side porches provide convenient access to the home. Dual-street access and a vast, open yard provide plenty of room to add a large detached garage, workshop, or additional outdoor living spaces.

• 5bd
• 1.5ba
• 2,888sqft
• 2.4 acres
• Circa 1862

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121 Kittanning St, Pittsburgh, PA 15223  $199,900

If interested in a property, pleases 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: Barbara Baker

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–Niche

Pros

• Affordable Cost of Living: Compared to major coastal cities and other large northeastern metro areas, housing,real estate, and everyday expenses remain remarkably budget-friendly, making it a great place to buy a home or stretch your income.

• World-Class Healthcare and Education: Anchored by powerhouse institutions like UPMC (University of Pittsburgh Medical Center), Carnegie Mellon University, and the University of Pittsburgh, the city offers top-tier medical care, cutting-edge job markets, and continuous educational opportunities.

• Vibrant, Distinct Neighborhoods: Pittsburgh is a city of distinct communities—such as the historic South Side,trendy Lawrenceville, and culturally rich Bloomfield—each offering unique architecture, local shops, and strong neighborhood identities.

• Rich Culture and Green Spaces: From professional sports teams and world-class museums (like the Carnegie Museums and Andy Warhol Museum) to beautiful green spaces like Schenley Park and Frick Park, there is always something to do.

Cons

• Gloomy Weather: Pittsburgh is consistently ranked among the cloudiest and gloomiest cities in the U.S.,experiencing a high number of overcast, gray days, particularly from late fall through early spring.

• Hilly and Complex Geography: While the rivers, bridges, and rolling hills create stunning skyline views,navigating the city’s winding roads, tunnels, and steep stair-streets can be challenging for drivers and cyclists alike.

• Aging Infrastructure: Like many legacy industrial cities, some municipal infrastructure—including bridges, roads,and older sewage/drainage systems—faces ongoing maintenance challenges and occasional weather-related disruptions.

• Fragmented Tax and Municipal Structures: The region is divided into numerous small municipalities and school districts, which can make local taxes, governance, and commuting patterns a bit complex depending on where exactly you live.

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