Property Highlights

Historic Schnitzelburg neighborhood location
Open-concept living with hardwood floors
Updated kitchen with stainless appliances
Large front porch and covered back deck
Off-street parking plus garage potential
Unfinished basement with laundry included

Overview

BIG PRICE DROP, BIGGER OPPORTUNITY.This 100-year-old Schnitzelburg stunner just got even more irresistible - and yes, it's every bit as gorgeous in person. Character you can't fake + updates you don't have to make.Real hardwood floors, tall ceilings, and that classic Germantown charm blend seamlessly with modern updates - from the stainless-steel kitchen and open layout to a spotless interior that's truly move-in ready. Step inside and you'll feel it: the light, the warmth, the vibe. The living room's brick fireplace (non-functioning but full of charm) anchors the space, while large windows pour in sunshine. The open-concept kitchen offers endless counter space, a peninsula for casual dining, and more cabinets than you'd ever expect in a century-old home. Upstairs, the primary bedroom stretches across the entire house room for a king bed, reading nook, and more- plus TWO walk-in closets that make storage easy. Two additional bedrooms and a super-cute updated bath round out the second floor. The unfinished basement adds storage, laundry, workshop potential, and even a bit of history- yes, the original "Pittsburgh toilet" still stands proud. Outside, enjoy a covered front porch perfect for morning coffee and neighbor chats, or unwind on the private covered back deck overlooking a freshly sodded yard, new fire-pit area, and shed. Off-street parking? Got it. Room for a future garage? Also yes. All the big-ticket items are handled- updated main water line, newer HVAC, newer appliances, fresh sod, so you can move right in and start living. Homes in this area rarely linger, and this new price makes 1337 Texas Ave one of the smartest buys in Schnitzelburg. Stop scrolling. Start packing.(You don't just live here... you belong here.

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