6313 Kentucky Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15206

Built in 1902, this three story Shadyside Victorian surprises at every turn. Larger than it appears from the street, the home unfolds across five bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, with a level of original architectural detail that stops people in their tracks. From the moment you step inside, the craftsmanship is extraordinary. Original Eastlake millwork graces the principal doorways with intricate fretwork transoms, ornate spindlework, and geometric latticework that speak to a level of artistry rarely seen in modern construction. Richly carved newel posts, turned balusters, bracketed stair stringers, and substantial wood casings run throughout in remarkably preserved condition. Decorative fireplaces anchor nearly every room, and large windows flood the interiors with natural light. Art glass windows add quiet elegance in select rooms, while a colorful stained glass transom as you enter the sunroom is a genuine showstopper. Period-appropriate brass and frosted glass light...