1618 Rhine St Pittsburgh, PA 15212
This unique 1618 Rhine St. property, located in Pittsburgh's Spring Hill neighborhood, presents a remarkable opportunity for adaptive reuse. Currently listed at $112,500, this former church building offers significant potential for a variety of uses. The property boasts impressive original character, including intact stained-glass windows covering the main floor's walls, high arched ceilings, and a distinctive iron-shaped structure. The building has already undergone some initial renovations and has been cleaned out, providing a solid foundation for future development. Its convenient location, just minutes from downtown Pittsburgh and adjacent to MeMe's Market, a local corner store, ensures high visibility and accessibility. Previous owners envisioned converting the space into either a single-family home or two condominium units, showcasing the property's adaptability. The building's unique architectural features and prime location make it an exceptional investment opportunity for those seeking a distinctive property with significant upside potential. The property is owned by Overby and is classified as a Special Purpose property, subtype Religious/Church, in Allegheny County, PA, zip code 15212. This is a rare chance to acquire a piece of Pittsburgh history and transform it into a thriving new venture. The property's size and layout are not specified in the provided information.
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