Townhouse in Pittsburgh

Our private home features three separate sleeping areas, offering plenty of space and comfort for groups: Main Bedroom: Queen‑size bed Second Bedroom: Full‑size bed Third Bedroom: Full‑size bed plus two single beds That’s enough sleeping space for up to 8 guests. You’ll also have a fully equipped kitchen and two living rooms, giving everyone room to spread out, relax, or work. While we’re unable to host pets, the fenced back patio is a great spot to enjoy some fresh air and sunshine. The space Stay in the heart of Lower Lawrenceville, steps from the Strip District, Downtown, and UPMC Children’s Hospital. Walk to Butler Street’s restaurants, bars, movie theater, bowling, and nightlife—or take a quick stroll to Arsenal Park, Church Brew Works, or Arsenal Cider House. After exploring, unwind in a peaceful, fully equipped home. The first floor offers a cozy sitting room, a family room with cable and streaming options, and a well‑stocked kitchen. Upstairs, you’ll find a master bedroom with a queen memory‑foam bed, a second bedroom with a full bed, a separate water closet, and a spacious bath suite with a claw‑foot tub and shower. The top floor adds even more sleeping space with a full bed, two twins, and comfy seating. Fresh linens, toiletries, high‑speed internet, laundry facilities, and professionally cleaned bedding ensure a comfortable, worry‑free stay. Guest access Free street parking is easy to find, but it’s still worth taking a moment to check the signs. A few areas have restrictions, and the city does street cleaning twice a month on alternating sides of the street during the week. If a car ends up on the wrong side during cleaning hours, it can get ticketed, so a quick glance at the posted rules can save a lot of hassle. Other things to note You’ll love this home if: You want a place that feels like a home away from home. You appreciate the architecture and character of an old neighborhood that has evolved through many generations. You want to be close to downtown and everything Pittsburgh has to offer. You’ve never experienced the charm of a true 1900s row house. You value a clean, comfortable space to stay. It’s probably not the best fit if: You prefer to avoid stairs. You’re concerned about young children navigating staircases. You expect something brand‑new and modern. You can’t look past the small imperfections that naturally come with a home built in 1900. We adore pets, but we kindly ask that you leave them at home out of respect for guests with allergies.