108 Washington St, Swissvale, PA 15218

Built in 1868-69, the house is an over scaled 3-storied painted brick queen anne/ American Empire -- 4080 square feet, restored slatted tower with copper finial and features an eye brow window on the third floor main roof. The house is painted cream with ivory & mulberry trim. It contains many if not all of the original interior details -- original tiger oak staircase, wainscoting and moldings, 9 fireplaces, 8 original mantels, twin marble mantels on the same wall in the living room divided by a built in tiger oak window seat and the ceiling of this room is coffered, 4 other marble mantles through out the house, 1 large slate mantle in the dinning room and a large painted pine mantel in the den. High ceilings, 11 rooms, two columned porches. The front porch wraps around the house. The back porch leads to the rear entry and has a swing banked with tall hydrangeas. The property has a new white cement sidewalk, curb and a very wide raising curved driveway leading up and back to a detached brick 2-car garage in the rear. The property is landscaped with an ivy front lawn, rhododendron trees bank the front of the house, and forsythia bushes line the driveway on the left and three exceptionally tall sycamore trees, two of them framing the house from the street and another in the back, a handsome black elm and a mulberry tree -- all shading the house. There is a full imprint basement with inside and outside access.