134 Steuben St Pittsburgh, PA 15220-5523
This exceptional multi-level property at 134 Steuben Street in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, presents a unique investment opportunity. Situated on a 0.19-acre lot, the building offers significant potential for both commercial and residential use. Previously operating as a bar on the ground floor, the space is now completely vacant and ready for a full renovation to suit your specific needs. Recent upgrades significantly enhance the property's value and reduce future maintenance costs. Three new furnaces and electrical panels have been installed, ensuring energy efficiency. New plumbing and ductwork have been implemented throughout the building, complemented by fresh paint throughout the interior. The third-floor kitchen has undergone a complete renovation, resulting in a modern and functional space. In contrast, the second-floor kitchen has been removed to reveal attractive exposed brickwork, creating a unique aesthetic ideal for a loft-style conversion or commercial space. Both the second and third floors feature newly renovated bathrooms. This property offers a rare blend of versatility and modern amenities, making it an attractive prospect for discerning investors seeking a high-return opportunity in a desirable Pittsburgh location. The blank canvas nature of the main floor allows for complete customization, catering to a wide range of commercial or residential uses. Don't miss this chance to acquire a property with substantial upside potential.
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