200 South Lexington Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa 15208

Directly across from the historic grounds of The Frick Pittsburgh, 200 S. Lexington Avenue is an extraordinary expression of Victorian architecture in the heart of Point Breeze. Offering 5,040 square feet, six bedrooms, and four full and two half bathrooms, this distinguished residence brings together remarkable craftsmanship, grand proportions, and the comforts of modern living. A striking turret, handsome brick façade, stone terraces, and gracious covered porch introduce a home rich in architectural character. Inside, intricate stained glass, richly paneled walls, carved columns, original hardwood floors, and a sweeping central staircase reveal the artistry of its turn-of-the-century origins. Elegant formal living and dining rooms feature ornate millwork, fireplaces, and beautifully preserved period details, creating an exceptional setting for entertaining. Beyond these traditional spaces, the home opens into an expansive kitchen with a generous center island and breakfast area, flowing seamlessly into a dramatic two-story family room. Soaring ceilings, a substantial brick fireplace, and oversized windows fill the space with natural light while offering views of the surrounding greenery. On the two upper floors, six generously proportioned bedrooms provide flexibility for family, guests, and dedicated workspaces. The spacious primary suite features two walk-in closets and an ensuite bath, while additional rooms showcase their own distinctive architectural details, including fireplaces, warm wood trim, and unique window configurations. A versatile lower level offers additional space for recreation, hobbies, and storage. Outside, the landscaped grounds are equally impressive, with a level lawn, mature trees, established gardens, inviting outdoor entertaining areas, and a detached two-car garage. The property’s connection to Pittsburgh’s cultural history extends beyond its location: from 2002 to 2013, the residence was owned by the Frick Art & Historical Center. Situated on approximately a quarter acre, just across from The Frick’s celebrated museums and gardens and moments from Frick Park, 200 S. Lexington offers a rare opportunity to own a distinctive piece of Pittsburgh’s architectural heritage.