Long regarded as one of the jewels of Pittsburgh's Highland Park neighborhood, this very special historic home at 930 North Sheridan Avenue is situated on a large corner lot. The home was built in 1900 by Nevin Graham Woodside of H.J. Heinz and Company, and is featured in the book Pittsburgh's Landmark Architecture by Walter C. Kidney. The house is a sandstone structure with a terra cotta tile roof. An intricate marble mosaic covers the front porch deck. Gothic arches are prominently featured on the front porch and the windows in the foyer. Pocket doors, hardwood floors, ornately carved wooden moldings and newel posts, and exquisite stained glass windows by renowned glass artist J. Horace Rudy grace the spacious rooms and halls throughout the home. Stunning slate and marble mantles surround gas fireplaces in the living room and formal dining room on the first floor. The architectural details in this house are one of a kind. A detached two-car garage with one-bedroom apartment above is suitable for a tenant, mother-in-law dwelling, or home office/studio. The large, secluded, fenced back yard with brick patio is a safe haven for kids and dogs, and a great space for gardening and entertaining. This diamond in the rough has been owned by only two families since its construction in 1900, and it is deserving of a loving restoration. By appointment only. Serious inquiries only, please. For further information, or to schedule a private tour, please contact: Sandy Drosnes: sdsanddee70@gmail.com Kyra Schon - kyra.schon@gmail.com
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