131 Beam Way

Description

A rare opportunity on Mt. Washington, this distinctive triplex showcases true industrial character paired w/ incredible versatility. Originally constructed in 1890 as a “Century Warehouse” once used in the manufacturing of bowling lanes, the building features timeless brick construction, exposed beams throughout & a fully operational freight elevator—an extraordinary feature that may be one of the oldest of its kind in Pittsburgh—servicing all floors. All elevator lift gates remain intact on each level, including the lower walk-out level, w/ original wood gates & tracks. Exposed pulleys & original mechanical elements further highlight the building’s factory-era design. A welcoming foyer w/ an additional bathroom sets the tone for the character carried throughout the property. The main level offers a large open studio, fully equipped w/ a kitchen featuring updated appliances & a full bath w/ laundry hook-ups. The upper two units each span an entire floor & offer a one-bedroom layout w/ full bath & kitchen, along w/ generous living space. All units highlight the building’s industrial roots w/ exposed brick, original beams & striking architectural details. The building has undergone extensive structural refurbishment, including the addition of 16 steel I-beams to reinforce each level—enhancing both stability & the open, industrial aesthetic. Exterior features include access to the basement via a separate front entry, off-street parking, a side fire escape & potential roof access (through the top unit). Side doors provide additional entry to the main-level unit. A full basement provides ample storage. The commercial-grade roof system has been recently inspected & is under warranty. Whether you're an investor or looking for a unique owner-occupied opportunity, this property offers unmatched character, history & potential in one of Pittsburgh’s most sought-after locations.