$29,950

This home is a classic example of Pittsburgh architecture, blending solid brick craftsmanship with the verticality common in historic neighborhoods like Knoxville. At 1,701 square feet, it offers a substantial footprint for a 3-bedroom layout, but the real value lies in the walk-up third floor, which essentially acts as a "blank canvas" for equity-building. Key Highlights for Your Vision: The Third-Floor Potential: In these older Pittsburgh homes, the third floor is often the "X-factor." Converting this into a primary suite or a high-end studio can significantly increase the property value compared to homes with standard attic space. Classic "Curb Appeal": Being "perched high" is a signature Pittsburgh trait. While it requires a bit of a climb, it offers privacy from street noise and better views of the city canopy. Prime Connectivity: Knoxville is a strategic spot—you're minutes from the South Side’s nightlife and Downtown’s professional hub, making it attractive for both long-term residents and potential renters. This property is a "diamond in the rough" for someone looking to trade a bit of sweat equity for a home with historic "soul" that new builds simply can't mimic. Noted repairs including but are not limited to roof replacement, HVAC replacement, major utility repairs, carpentry repairs and interior paint.