Rare opportunity to live in an original 1826 Harmonist home in Ambridge's Historic District, just steps from Old Economy Village. Updated for modern living, the home offers approximately 1,650 square feet, single-floor living with a loft, and a private formal garden rarely found in the Pittsburgh region. In 1826, while most of America was still finding its footing, the Harmony Society built with intention thick brick walls, balanced proportions, and craftsmanship meant to endure. Two hundred years later, it has. Set along a quiet brick-lined street, this original Harmonist residence sits within the Historic District, with the church steeple rising above the tree line and visible from the backyard. The grounds of Old Economy Village are a short walk from the front door. The Garden The backyard has been thoughtfully designed as a formal garden, with structured boxwood hedgerows and arborvitae creating privacy along the perimeter. A private patio anchors the space, while mature river birch trees frame views of the church steeple above the canopy. It offers a level of outdoor living rarely found in rental properties. The Home Single-floor living with a loft. Approximately 1,650 square feet. Foyer entry, formal dining room, and expansive family room. Updated kitchen with butcher block countertops and all-new appliances. Renovated bath with tiled shower. First-floor laundry. Flexible 1 2 bedroom layout. On-street parking. Positioned between Sewickley, Cranberry Township, and Pittsburgh, the home offers a distinctive alternative to conventional rentals combining architectural character, privacy, and proximity to major employment centers. Offered to a tenant who will appreciate its character and setting.
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