Charles Walter

Happy Birthday to one of the greatest Cities on earth!!!

Just Listed!! Historical & Timeless Mt.Lebanon Home offered at $1,750,000.00 ! Enjoy the Stately Elegance of this one of a kind Stone two story nestled in ...the heart of Virginia Manor. Gracious Colonial with massive front columns and shuttered windows. Perfectly set back from the road, this home sits on a double lot of over one acre. Slate roof. Quality junior beam construction. Welcoming entry hall leads to living room and dining room. Great 21 x 12 covered porch off living room and dining room. Hardwood floors throughout. Fireplaces in living room, gameroom and first floor library. Cathedral beam ceiling in library. Private deck off master bedroom. 3 Car Attached Garage. Built-in bar with sink in gameroom. Great closet space and abundant storage throughout. Large floored attic with pull down stairs. Back staircase from kitchen to second floor. Expansive fenced rear yard. Stone barbeque. This is the first time this home has ever been offered for sale - family home for 78 years! You'll be proud to call this HOME !! *6 Bedroom *3 Full Bath, 2 Partial *4,436 Square Feet If interested in touring please reach out! I’d be delighted to assist you. Available at Your Convenience, Lindsie M Zatezalo 412-417-1945 [email protected] **Kathy McKenna Realty**

SOLD 429 Walnut st

-Recently renovated 2br 1 bath right-side of a duplex -Large rooms and low-maintenance flooring throughout -1st floor laundry room w/hookups ... -Quiet street with nice yard & plenty of street parking -Walking distance to Port Authority Park & Ride for those who commute via bus -1/2 mile from i79 -Available November 1st -$900 deposit & 1st month's rent due at signing

Here's a Pittsburgh tradition with a Brookline Connection. It is a standard local basement toilet, sitting exposed in a dull corner, once a popular option in o...ld Steel City homes. This one, however, is special, and you may have seen it before. It was photographed a few years ago and attached to a short article on the "Pittsburgh Potty." Since then it has become a popular image for an assortment of yinzer memes. What makes it special is that it is our own secondary 1927 model family loo. and this power flusher does come in handy. The Pittsburgh Pottys do have a unique history. In the basement, they are often placed near an overhead shower nozzle that stands above an exposed drain. Factory workers covered in dirt often came home and went straight to the basement shower and privy before coming upstairs. It's all part of our rust belt and coal town heritage.