Zeitlose Eleganz In Einer Bemerkenswerten Residenz Von 1915

Set in one of Mt. Lebanon’s most desirable locations, this exceptional 1915 residence offers a rare combination of architectural character, gracious spaces and a private setting just minutes from Uptown’s shops and restaurants and centrally located between the elementary, middle and high schools. Striking painted brick, marble and distinctive rooflines create a memorable exterior, while the Governor’s Drive circles the home for effortless entry and exit. Inside, original craftsmanship is beautifully preserved, from plaster walls and arched doorways to built-in cabinetry, alcoves, hardwood floors and period light fixtures. A gracious marble entry with curved staircase rises beneath a spectacular stained-glass ceiling medallion. The elegant living room features a dramatic brick fireplace with herringbone hearth and French doors opening to a covered side porch. The traditional dining room is highlighted by a marble fireplace, leaded-glass corner windows and a charming window nook. The St. Charles-style kitchen includes a cozy breakfast nook and access to the rear porch. Three bedrooms are located on the main level, including a primary bedroom with fireplace, balcony access and a distinctive marble-clad bath. Two additional bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bath. The second level offers two bedrooms with 11x9 dressing room between, one and a half baths and a loft-style den with French doors to a spacious family room with vaulted ceiling, fireplace and arched office nook. A generous lower level provides storage, a classic Pittsburgh potty and potential for additional finished space. An extraordinary home filled with character and timeless details in an exceptional location.