A peaked roofline, warm brick exterior, and covered front porch give 715 Rossmore the kind of curb appeal that immediately feels at home in Brookline. Built in 1929, the house keeps its classic proportions while the interior has been updated into something considerably brighter and more current.
The main level unfolds through a light-filled living room and dining area with clean flooring, soft neutral walls, and enough separation between spaces to give each room a clear purpose without feeling closed off. The kitchen has been refreshed with new cabinetry, butcher block counters, stainless appliances, and a breakfast bar that makes everyday use practical yet elevated.
A substantial rear deck becomes a true extension of the living space, with room for dining, lounging, grilling, and gathering. Below, the sizable backyard adds another layer of usable outdoor space, while alley access leads to a detached garage and additional off-street parking.
Upstairs, two traditional bedrooms are joined by a flexible third-floor bonus space that can easily function as another sleeping area, office, studio, or tucked-away retreat. The full bath has also been updated, and the unfinished lower level provides additional storage and future potential.
Numerous mechanical updates make this home ideal for an owner looking to move right in, including a newer roof, a/c, heat pump, and electrical service all within the last four years.
715 Rossmore sits just blocks from the shops, restaurants, and neighborhood businesses along Brookline Boulevard, with public transit nearby and Downtown Pittsburgh roughly a 10-minute drive away.

HousePittsburgh (United States)
Price :
$209,000
bedrooms3 bathroom1 land0 ha

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