Bill Jacoby

Ideally situated on a quiet block near the Allegheny River, Three Rivers Heritage Trail, Butler St’s commercial draws (short walks to The Derby, Cork Harbour Pub, Bar Botanico, and many more) you couldn’t ask for a more quintessential Lawrenceville location. Inside, soaring ceilings & the open-concept first floor is flooded with natural light. Hardwood floors are underfoot throughout the main

Henry Hornbostel, architect of Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall, also designed the “Castle.” Renovated in 2020, it blends historic charm with modern luxury. The original facade was preserved & high-end finishes added. Features include a great room with soaring ceilings, custom trusses, polished concrete floors, black marble hex tile, & natural light through Hope’s windows. Hand-carved stone

Located within a short walk to both Lawrenceville and Bloomfield’s commercial districts this classic brick row home is ideally situated. The long lot gives way to a backyard with views of downtown and Polish Hill. There are no neighbors behind the home. Inside, tall ceilings and updated windows usher in great natural light. A decorative fireplace anchors the living room. Newly installed,