838 N Lincoln Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15233

An icon built in 1889 by Industrialist B.F. Jones, the Horne's House is an often published example of Richardsonian Architecture. Designed by famed architect Longfellow, Alden & Harlow, the properties pedigree has been traced back to 1790. Step through the stately front door beneath the egg and dart trim of the fascade in to the entry hall with pocket doors to the formal living area. The dining area features custom hand stamped ceiling coverings among the coffers. A walk in vault is both artistic and practical to secure your valuables. The kitchen steps out to the rear patio and courtyard entertaining area adjoining the homes detached 2 car garage. Upstairs houses 5 bedrooms with office space that share the 4 baths. The baths have been updated in a way to respect the style of the home. A true representation of classic Pittsburgh, this is a rare once in a lifetime opportunity to own one of the most important homes on one of the most coveted streets in the Allegheny West neighborhood.