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Off market
  • $389,500

    247 42nd St, Pittsburgh, PA 15201

    3beds
    1,824sqft
    SingleFamily
    Built in 1880
    1,624 Square Feet Lot
    $389,500 Zestimate®
    $214/sqft
    $2,817 Estimated rent

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    What's special

    A stunning showcase of architectural transformation! Carnegie Library, Historic Arsenal Park, CMU Robotics just a quick walk from your door! This beauty is located in the heart of Lawrenceville's happenings. Accessible from both 42nd & 43rd. Elegant side loaded stairway. Kitchen pop's with wine rack, gleaming stainless & Granite Countertops.

    Facts & features

    Interior

    Bedrooms & bathrooms
    • Bedrooms: 3
    • Bathrooms: 2
    • Full bathrooms: 1
    • 1/2 bathrooms: 1
    Heating
    • None, Forced air, Other
    Cooling
    • Central
    Appliances
    • Included: Dishwasher, Dryer, Freezer, Microwave, Range / Oven, Refrigerator, Washer
    Features
    • Flooring: Tile, Carpet, Laminate
    • Basement: Partially finished
    Interior area
    • Total interior livable area: 1,824 sqft

    Property

    Parking
    • Total spaces: 2
    • Parking features: Off-street
    Features
    • Exterior features: Wood, Brick
    • Has view: Yes
    • View description: City
    Lot
    • Size: 1,624 sqft
    Details
    • Parcel number: 0049F00321000000

    Construction

    Type & style
    • Home type: SingleFamily
    Materials
    • Roof: Asphalt
    Condition
    • Year built: 1880

    Community & neighborhood

    Location
    • Region: Pittsburgh