Lofts and Condos in PittsburghLofts and Condos in Pittsburghhttp://www.loftsinpittsburgh.com/pittsburgh/2012-02-18T04:12:54ZSquarespaceL'Enfant Loftshttp://www.loftsinpittsburgh.com/pittsburgh/lenfant-lofts.htmlTim Liu2012-02-18T03:59:46Z2012-02-18T03:59:46ZL'Enfant Lofts
806 Penn Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 152222
Neighborhood: Downtown - Cultural District
Previously being developed as the 5 Lofts project, the redevelopment was taken over by Penn Avenue Renaissance and the five-unit loft building will be available for occupancy in mid-2012. The units are 1,600 square feet and feature bamboo hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, and private outdoor space. Designed by Pfaffmann and Associates, the units were originally priced between $165K to $375K.
Developer: Penn Avenue Renaissance
]]>One 5th Ave - 524 Penn Avenuehttp://www.loftsinpittsburgh.com/pittsburgh/one-5th-ave-524-penn-avenue.htmlTim Liu2012-02-18T03:30:03Z2012-02-18T03:30:03ZOne 5th Ave
1 Fifth Avenue (524 Penn Avenue)
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Website: One-5th.com

Neighborhood: Downtown - Cultural District

This 8-story building was purchased in 2011 and rehabilitated into 16 lofts with 3 different floor plans. Located at the corner of 5th and Penn Avenues, the 24,000 square foot building was originally built in 1895 as the Episcopal Methodist Building with the address 524 Penn Avenue. There are one and two-bedroom units, ranging from 750 to 1,500 square feet. The contemporary lofts feature large windows, concrete floors, high ceilings, movable walls, and modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances. In addition to a fitness center, there is a large outdoor roof deck with views of Mt. Washington, the skyline, and bridges to the North Shore. Parking is available in a nearby garage. Kudravy Architect designed the units. The units were originally priced between $150K to $450K in 2011.

Developer: Penn Avenue Renaissance

 

]]>5th Avenue School Loftshttp://www.loftsinpittsburgh.com/pittsburgh/5th-avenue-school-lofts.htmlTim Liu2010-06-20T21:45:44Z2010-06-20T21:45:44Z1800 Fifth Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15219

Neighborhood:  Downtown Uptown

Photo by Lee Paxton

 

The Gothic-style Fifth Avenue High School will be converted into 65 loft apartments in the Fall of 2010. The units will average 1,200 square feet with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The property is bounded by Fifth Avenue and Miltenberger and Watson Streets. The 110,000-square-foot building, built in 1894 and operated as a school until 1975, was named to National Register of Historic Places in 1985. Originally designed by architect Edward Stotz.

 

Developer: Impakt Development

]]>Residences at Market at Fifthhttp://www.loftsinpittsburgh.com/pittsburgh/residences-at-market-at-fifth.htmlTim Liu2010-01-10T18:45:00Z2010-01-10T18:45:00ZFifth and Market Streets
Pittsburgh, PA  15222

Contact: (412) 471-5808

Website: www.phlf.org

Neighborhood: Cultural District - Downtown

This multi-purpose development comprises of three properties that has seven loft apartments with 15-foot ceilings. There are six one-bedroom and one two-bedroom residences. Units feature luxury kitchens with granite countertops and bamboo hardwood flooring. Restoration was completed in 2009.

Developer: Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation

]]>One Grandview Avenuehttp://www.loftsinpittsburgh.com/pittsburgh/one-grandview-avenue.htmlTim Liu2010-01-10T18:10:28Z2010-01-10T18:10:28Z1 Grandview Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15214

Neighborhood: Mount Washington

Source: Desmone & Associates

Next to the Monongahela Incline and overlooking the Pittsburgh skyline, this 18-story, multi-use development will include up to 55 condominiums and a 110-room luxury hotel on a four acre property which was the home of the former Edge restaurant which closed more than 20 years ago. A spa and fitness center, fine-dining restaurant, and a public terrace are planned.

Construction is expected to start in 2010 and starting pricing is expected to start in the high $300's. 

Designed by architect Charles L. Desmone of Desmone & Associates

Developer: Steven Beemsterboer

]]>4209 Butler Streethttp://www.loftsinpittsburgh.com/pittsburgh/4209-butler-street.htmlTim Liu2009-09-05T22:01:17Z2009-09-05T22:01:17Z4209 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201

Neighborhood: Lawrenceville

Website: www.4209butler.com

There are two loft apartments above first floor retail space in this brick building, rennovated in 2009 and originally built in the late 1800's. Each unit has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The largest unit has a southern exposure and is about 1,450 square feet plus a 250 square foot deck. The other unit is 1,350 square feet plus a 250 square foot deck with a northern exposure. The historic hardwood floors made of Heart of Pine have been refinished. In addition to a 13-foot high ceiling in the living room, other features include a large master bedroom overlooking the living room, walk-in closets, kitchens with stainless steel appliances including dishwasher, laundry, and air conditioning. Designed by Andrew Moss at Moss Architects.

Developer: Botero Development

 

]]>E Lane @ Carnegie Condoshttp://www.loftsinpittsburgh.com/pittsburgh/e-lane-carnegie-condos.htmlTim Liu2009-01-01T14:45:12Z2009-01-01T14:45:12Z826 Washington Ave.
Carnegie, PA 15106

Neighborhood: Carnegie

(412) 719-1223

Website: www.elane.biz

This new single-level condominium development showcases two-bedroom units that are designed with the latest green products and technologies. Units have contemporary design features including bamboo floors and kitchens with stainless steel appliances. Each unit has two bathrooms and comes with a two-car garage. Original pricing was $199,900.

Sales by Howard Hanna

Developer: Bonham Asset Management LLC

]]>Lofts 44http://www.loftsinpittsburgh.com/pittsburgh/lofts-44.htmlTim Liu2008-12-21T21:43:36Z2008-12-21T21:43:36Z4413 Butler Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15201

Neighborhood: Lawrenceville

There are two loft units in a three-story building with commercial space on the first floor. Both one-bedroom units feature exposed brick walls, hardwoods, and luxury kitchens with cherry cabinets, black granite counter tops, and stainless steel appliances. The kitchen and living room are elevated. The second floor unit is about 1,200 square feet of space and the original list price was $265,000. The third floor unit is about 1,000 square feet and was originally listed at $240,000.

 

]]>Lofts on Second Streethttp://www.loftsinpittsburgh.com/pittsburgh/lofts-on-second-street.htmlTim Liu2008-12-18T03:56:44Z2008-12-18T03:56:44Z17-19 W. Second Street
Greensburg, PA 15601

The developer is developing conceptual plans for converting the former Lilly Shop building into loft apartments. The three-story building would house 21 students who would be attending the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine program at Seton Hill University. Foothills Architects is working with the developer.

]]>Keystone Loftshttp://www.loftsinpittsburgh.com/pittsburgh/keystone-lofts.htmlTim Liu2008-12-06T04:52:50Z2008-12-06T04:52:50Z951-953 Liberty Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Neighborhood: Downtown - Cultural District

The former Keystone Picture Frame Building was converted into 12 loft condominiums. Units feature open floor plan, exposed brick and wood beam ceilings, 8-foot windows, bamboo floors, and luxury kitchens with stainless steel applicances and granite countertops. Construction started in May 2007 and to be completed in the Spring of 2009.

Originally priced near the mid-$200's.

Developer: Arriba Construction

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