Built by the current owner’s great-great grandfather, the 1920s-era, Craftsman-style home is loaded with untouched, historical charm.
Once a commercial laundry factory, the converted industrial building on Gross Street now houses luxury condos.
The spacious colonial-stye home in Point Breeze was the setting for the Pulitzer Prize-winning author’s memoir, and inspired much of her work.
Designer Leanne Ford gave the century-old home a modern makeover.
Listed for the first time in more than 60 years, the brick house on Duffield Street is a classic Pittsburgh home paired with private backyard retreat that includes a pool.
Built a decade ago, the contemporary home is connected to the remarkable urban outdoor space by a retractable glass wall.
Built in the 19th century, the Swisshelm Park home has original woodwork, soaring ceilings and a delightfully flat city lot.
Local students have leveled up their décor, but the best setups still balance personality with practicality.
The estate in Oil City carries generations of western Pennsylvania's history inside its ornate walls.
Built in 1923, the six-bedroom brick home pairs original woodwork and a wood-burning fireplace with a renovated kitchen and a large city yard.
The six-bedroom Victorian in Shadyside blends historical detail with modern updates, including a dream kitchen, finished lower level and two-car garage topped with an outdoor entertaining space.
Opening its doors this weekend, the 8,000-square-foot home in Hampton pairs statement-making design with practical luxury.
Owned by the Stuempges for five decades, the four-bedroom home blends original character with thoughtful updates and a leafy backyard retreat.
Built in Garfield as a cityLAB experiment, the compact, energy-efficient home spent several years as a short-term rental.
After reading about the 22nd Street Condos, Tom and Pattie Sokol decided to give the South Side a try.
Known as Shilo Ranch, the property includes a massive 17,000-square-foot home, equestrian facilities, a wildlife habitat, two additional residences and a stocked pond.
Designed by George Orth, and lovingly preserved by the Fairman family, the Queen Anne-style home is on the market for the first time in over 50 years.
From the best kitchens and bathrooms to the best new and renovated homes, these are the winners of our eighth annual Best of Design contest.
With exposed brick, 15-foot ceilings and a rooftop deck, this mixed use building brings city-style living to one of the region’s most walkable small towns.
A light-filled cottage in Edgeworth is designed for the long run.
Designer Seashal Belldina transformed a once-frustrating first floor into a cohesive space built for everyday living and beyond.
A thoughtfully designed basement blends bold finishes, flexible seating and personal touches for a space that works as hard as it wows.
The space in Treesdale features layered warm wood tones, painted cabinetry, tile and natural stone, giving the design visual depth.
The kitchen in Upper Lawrenceville blends clean lines with an organic, earthy feel.
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