Rare Lawrenceville rowhouse with a private rooftop deck and panoramic views of the Pittsburgh skyline. Built in 1915 and taken down to the studs in 2017 in a complete professional renovation, 3620 Smallman Street pairs the character of a historic city home with the systems of newer construction.
The rooftop deck is the defining feature. Private outdoor space with open views of the Downtown skyline, built for sunsets, city fireworks and long summer evenings. Very few homes in Lawrenceville offer a skyline view from their own roof.
The open-concept first floor connects the kitchen, dining and living areas in one continuous space, so cooking and hosting happen together rather than in separate rooms. The kitchen features quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances and a tiled backsplash. The entertaining space flows outdoors to the low-maintenance turf backyard and the two-car parking pad. A main-floor powder room completes the level.
The second floor holds the primary suite, with a walk-in closet and a modern bath with a walk-in shower and double bowl sinks. The laundry sits between the primary and the second bedroom.
The third floor is a custom pub room with concrete countertops and a built-in beverage refrigerator. With direct access to the rooftop deck, the top level makes an ideal guest suite, and the third bedroom and second full bath complete the floor. It works just as well as a private home office or media room.
The 2017 renovation replaced the electrical, plumbing, insulation and HVAC throughout.
A City of Pittsburgh Act 42 Enhanced Residential tax abatement is in place through 2027.
This home has everything you want in walkability. Butler Street is a few blocks away, with Espresso a Mano, Driftwood Oven, Morcilla and Lola's all within walking distance. After you grab a bite, stroll to Arsenal Park or the Lawrenceville library branch, or take in a movie at Row House Cinema. Easy access to the 40th Street Bridge, the Strip District and Downtown makes this everything you want in city living.
