700 4th Street, Oakmont, PA 15139

Step into a timeless treasure in the heart of Oakmont — this distinguished Victorian residence, built in 1880, beautifully blends historic charm with modern comfort just blocks from the vibrant boutiques, dining, and community atmosphere of Oakmont's shopping district. Walk to parks and trails. Offering approximately 2,706 square feet, this stately center hall home features 5 bedrooms and 2.5 baths with soaring ceilings just under 10 feet on both floors, creating an airy elegance throughout. Rich in character, the home showcases stunning inlaid hardwood floors and original decorative fireplaces in both the living and dining rooms — enduring reminders of its remarkable pedigree. Thoughtfully modernized for today’s lifestyle, the granite and stainless steel kitchen opens to a bright breakfast area and connects to a charming screened porch, perfect for morning coffee or relaxed evenings. Guests are welcomed through either the grand center hall entrance or convenient side entry. A first-floor den with adjacent half bath offers flexible living space and could easily serve as a guest bedroom or home office. Outdoor living is equally inviting with a covered wraparound porch and expansive stone patio, creating wonderful spaces for entertaining or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. The second floor offers four spacious bedrooms, including a large corner primary bedroom filled with natural light. A fifth bedroom has been transformed into a generous walk-in closet but could easily be converted back into a bedroom if desired. Period details continue throughout the upper level, where the bedrooms enjoy access to two full baths, along with the convenience of second-floor laundry and additional walk-in storage. Additional updates include a new roof installed in 2020 and a new furnace in 2022.Completing the property are a full basement and detached one-car garage. Relish the enchantment of a bygone era while enjoying the conveniences of modern living in one of Pittsburgh’s most beloved communities.