Save This Old Circa 1889 Pittsburgh, PA Fixer Upper Under $40K

OHU50K Notes $49,900 Reduced to $39,900

The crystal chandelier hangs as a lone testament that this fixer upper was once the recipient of love and pride of ownership.

House view featured at 5754 Lauder St, Pittsburgh, PA 15207

Realtor Comments

Calling all real estate investors! This colonial style fixer-upper is the perfect project for those with a vision. With endless potential, this property is ready to be transformed into a stunning home. This home boasts features such as high ceilings, two large bay style windows, and a lot of the original woodwork that could be restored to its original charm. Upstairs, the three bedrooms offer plenty of space for customization. With a little creativity and investment, this property has the potential to be a true gem. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to turn this classic colonial into a modern masterpiece!

3bed
1bath
Circa 1898

5754 Lauder St, Pittsburgh, PA 15207 $49,900 Reduced to $39,900

Family History

The Claude St. Clair Maher family lived here for decades from the 1920s at least into the 1950s. Claude was a bricklayer for the Jones & Laughlin Steel Co. his wife, Elizabeth Smith Maher, had four children, Claude Jr., June, Thelma and Myrtle. Elizabeth was heart-broken when Claude passed away from a heart attack at the age of 47 in 1947. She continued to live in the home with the children but never remarried.