Under $100K Sunday – c.1928 Brick Colonial Revival Move-In Ready Pennsylvania Home $85K
OHU50K Notes $85,000
Check out this c.1928 move-in ready Pennsylvania home with two bedrooms, one bath. The Colonial Revival has a fireplace, eat-in kitchen, super clean basement, a rear patio and fenced backyard.
Agent Comments
Nestled on the quiet, tucked-away 115 Koehler St., this cozy and meticulously maintained home offers charm and comfort. The unique blue brick exterior and brand new porch create a refreshing first impression. Inside, the neutral color palette enhances the airy and open feel. The open floorplan features elegant archways connecting the living room and kitchen, where abundant natural light floods both spaces. Practicality is key with a first-floor laundry room. Upstairs, find two bedrooms with spacious closets and a bright, full bathroom. The shady backyard boasts a covered porch and an electrified shed, with a beautiful tree planted by the original owner. Don’t miss your chance to check out this charming home!
- 2 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1928
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.
115 Koehler St, Mount Oliver, PA 15210 $85,000
- Contact Realtor: Jordan Jankowski – Compass Pennsylvania, Llc
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Location
This move-in ready home is in Mount Oliver, a borough located in Allegheny County. Some key facts about Mount Oliver:
It is a small borough located just south of downtown Pittsburgh, covering an area of about 0.3 square miles.
As of the 2020 census, Mount Oliver had a population of around 3,400 residents.
The borough was incorporated in 1892 and was named after Oliver Ormsby, an early landowner in the area.
Mount Oliver is primarily a residential community, with a mix of single-family homes, rowhouses, and small apartment buildings.
The main commercial corridor is Brownsville Road, which runs through the center of the borough and contains local businesses like shops, restaurants, and services.
Mount Oliver is considered part of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area and is well-connected to the city via public transportation options like buses.
The borough has its own municipal government, including a mayor and borough council, who oversee local services and policies.
