Summary:
This space is the perfect way to experience the best of Pittsburgh! It is conveniently situated close to all the city has to offer. With street parking available and no shared access with a rental property above, this unit is all yours to enjoy. You're only 3 minutes to Carson Street for excellent bars and restaurants, 6 minutes to downtown, 9 minutes to Grandview, & 9 minutes to the sports complexes. There's even no cleaning chore list, so you can just relax. ** Must love steep streets

The Space:
The space:
- 2 steps from kitchen to living room
- completely renovated to modern style home

Virtual Tour: https://youtu. be/e6f8c1g-nD8 (Remove the space between the . and the 'be')

Guest Access:
You have private access to your entire unit along with the front porch of the house.

The Neighborhood:
It is 3 minutes to Carson street (bars and food), 6 minutes to downtown, 9 minutes to Grandview and the best view in the Burgh, and 9 minutes to the sports complexes.

South Side Slopes is a neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania's South Side area. The neighborhood comprises the hills from the South Side Flats neighborhood along the Monongahela River from the Liberty Bridge (west) to beyond Josephine Street (east).

In many parts of the South Side Slopes, homes offer panoramic views of the city skyline that span the distance from beyond McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania, to Homestead, Pennsylvania. Many homes are perched well above the city skyline. This neighborhood provides access to the South Side Flats by various means, including the many public staircases.

Every autumn the South Side Slopes Neighborhood Association (SSSNA) hosts its annual "StepTrek", where participants travel over the various public step streets. Pittsburgh, like many cities in the United States built on hillsides, classifies public staircases as streets. The hills being steep, staircases allowed access to the different parts of the slopes neighborhood. The SSSNA hopes to maintain the staircases as a legacy of its history as a mining town.

The Mission Street steps between Oakley Street and Barry Street in addition to the top of Yard Way off Pius St. offer views of the South Side Flats neighborhood and downtown Pittsburgh. These public staircases are sometimes called paper streets, being pedestrian streets shown on City maps but not accessible by vehicles.

South Side Park is a City Park with hiking trails, a small orchard patch and views of the City of Pittsburgh skyline. It is home to many species of birds, small animals and deer. It contains a small wetlands area, complete with cattails and many species of wildlife. Black locust trees form a mature canopy over the park. It also includes a community garden at the former Bandi Schaum baseball field on the lower plateau off Mission Street across from the Mission Street water pumping station.

A cor-ten sculpture representing the neighborhood's topography and buildings is on display in the garden of Paul of the Cross Monastery.

Other Things to Note:
There is a rental property above that may or may not have guests while you are there. Also the roads are very steep! This property is on a mountain.

Interaction with Guests:
Available as needed.