131 Beam Way Pittsburgh, PA 15211

This triplex on Mt. Washington presents a rare opportunity, showcasing industrial character and versatility. Originally built in 1890 as a Century Warehouse for bowling lane manufacturing, the building features brick construction and exposed beams. A fully operational freight elevator, potentially one of Pittsburgh's oldest, services all floors, with intact lift gates, original wood gates, and tracks on each level, including the lower walk-out level. Exposed pulleys and original mechanical elements highlight the factory-era design. A welcoming foyer with an additional bathroom complements the property's character. The main level features a large open studio with an updated kitchen, appliances, a full bath, and laundry hook-ups. The upper two units each span an entire floor, offering a one-bedroom layout with a full bath, kitchen, and living space. All units highlight the building’s industrial roots with exposed brick, original beams, and architectural details. The building has undergone structural refurbishment, including the addition of 16 steel I-beams to reinforce each level. Exterior features include basement access via a separate front entry, off-street parking, a side fire escape, and potential roof access through the top unit. Side doors provide additional entry to the main-level unit. A full basement provides storage. The commercial-grade roof system has been inspected and is under warranty. This property offers character, history, and potential in a sought-after location.