Carlyle Condos
Sunday, February 18, 2007 at 09:30AM The Carlyle
306 4th Avenue (4th Ave. and Wood Streets)
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Website: CarlyleCondo.com
Neighborhood: Golden Triangle - Downtown
This 21-story building was originally the Union National Bank building, designed by architecture firm MacClure & Spahr and constructed in 1906. It was converted into 61 condominium units with six different floor plan configurations ranging from 1,442 to 2,126 square feet of space. There are 14 one-bedroom units (The Grand floor plan), 46 two-bedroom units, and a penthouse suite. Of the two-bedroom units, there are seven duplex units with two-levels (Alex Townhouse floor plan) Units on floors 2 to 15 feature carpeted and tile floors, vessel sinks, stainless steel appliances. Units on floors 16 to 20 feature granite and carpeted floors, upscale kitchens including granite counter tops, and under mounted sinks. The penthouse unit on the 21st floor has 6,000 square feet of space.
Building amenities include a doorman, valet, a terrace on the fourth floor, community room, and business center.
Original pricing started at $189,000 for a one bedroom up to $1.9 million for the penthouse.
Phase II of the Carlyle will be the renovation of the adjoining Commonwealth Building which was designed by Frederick J. Osterling and originally completed in 1906.
Developer: E. V. Bishoff Company
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