Enjoy the charm of Regent Square, where tree-lined streets, classic architecture, and a lively neighborhood business district create a distinctive East End setting. Explore local cafés, restaurants, and independent shops along South Braddock Avenue, plus miles of wooded trails and outdoor recreation in nearby Frick Park. A welcoming blend of city convenience, neighborhood character, and green space.
City living with a backyard. 312 West Street puts you in the heart of Regent Square, one of Pittsburgh's most walkable neighborhoods: coffee, restaurants, the Regent Square Theater and the Braddock Avenue shops a short stroll away, Biddle's Escape around the corner, and the trails of Frick Park a few blocks from the front door. Then you come home to something most city houses can't give you: a large rear deck and a real yard for gardening, grilling, dogs, and summer nights outside.
Inside, this 1915 brick Victorian keeps all the character you came for. High ceilings, original woodwork, hardwood floors and French doors run through a gracious living room and dining room. A bright heated sunroom with a gas fireplace is the room you'll live in year-round, as a home office, reading room or second living space. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a full bath, and the finished third floor adds two more large, light-filled rooms that have served as a primary suite and an art studio. Two full baths is rare for a home of this era.
The big-ticket items are done: newer roof and siding, basement waterproofing, replacement windows and fresh paint throughout.
Sold as-is. The rear addition has settled where it meets the original house, and a professional evaluation and repair estimates are already in hand, so you know the numbers up front. Renovation financing is welcome. Walk to everything, come home to your own backyard, and make it yours.
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Start your morning with coffee at Biddle’s Escape or French pastries from Madeleine Bakery & Bistro. Explore Braddock Avenue’s restaurants and neighborhood shops, then trade the sidewalk for the wooded trails of Frick Park. It’s an appealing mix of local flavor, green space, and Pittsburgh character surrounding 312 West Street.
