Walnut Capital

This exclusive townhome property offers historic Arts and Crafts design in the heart of Squirrel Hill. Built in 1910 by renowned architect Frederick Schiebler, these homes were lovingly restored and completely updated in 2000. Enjoy an idyllic setting and beautifully appointed interiors, all just a few minutes walk from the bustling retail, restaurant and entertainment offerings of Forbes and Murray Avenues. Minutes from downtown, with convenient public transportation to Pittsburgh's nearby medial centers, universities and central business district.

Walnut Capital

These historic townhomes are in a prime Squirrel Hill location, and date back to the roaring '20s when Pittsburgh was at the height of its industrial economy. With both architects and interior designers lending their expertise, Walnut Capital has restored these homes to the former splendor. You'll enjoy the quaint architectural charm of a bygone era along with every modern convenience.

Walnut Capital

Seven brand new townhomes have been added to the Walnut on Forbes community. These units capture the charm of the historic homes, but are completely new construction from the ground-up, with all new interiors and appliances. Enjoy all the amenities of the Walnut on Forbes plan, including a great location in the heart of Squirrel Hill and convenient public transportation. In addition, these homes each have a two car garage.

Walnut Capital

These charming Craftsman-style stone and wood dwellings are nearly a century old. Each and every unit has been lovingly restored to its former beauty, and updated with every modern convenience. You'll find custom-painted rooms in period color schemes, ceramic kitchens and baths, new appliances, restored hardwood floors and much more. Relax and watch the world go by from your front porch, or take a short walk to the neighborhood Squirrel Hill shopping district. You'll find restaurants and cafes, movie theaters, grocery stores, book shops, clothing stores and entertainment all just a few blocks away.

Walnut Capital

Discover Oakland, one of Pittsburgh's most diverse neighborhoods. Oakland boasts prestigious universities, grand architecture, quaint coffee shops, and international cuisine. From Doc Martens to dentists, music to museums, and hummus to hot dogs, you will find it all here.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Sip in Style at Bakery Square on June 25th

Posted by Walnut Capital on 1:03 PM

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Join vitaminWater zero at Sip in Style on Saturday June 25, 2011 from 5p-10p at Bakery Square benefiting Dress for Success!

See this summmer's newest trends from Sew Addicted, Trendy Trousseau and Bakery Square's own Anthropologie and Free People. DJ Michael Cunningham will be spinning while the fashions come alive on local models! Shop sidewalk and trunk sales and get the looks straight from the runway.

The vitaminwater Zero VIP Lounge will be hosted by 85 Broads, a global women's networking group, on the terrace of the 2nd Floor of the Google Building. Connect with Pittsburgh's finest and most fashionable while sipping a specialty vitaminwater zero cocktail, courtesy of Clique Vodka. Cool down with a frosty brew provided by Frank B. Fuhrer Wholesale. Get to know other local business professionals, entrepreneurs, and fashionistas! Guests are encouraged to bring gently worn women's apparel, footwear, and accessories to donate to Dress for Success.

A suggested donation is asked to enter the vitaminwater Zero VIP Lounge. 21+ and older guests only please. IDs will be checked upon entry.


Sip in Style at Bakery Square and pop by retailers like Boxwood for timeless fragrances and lifestyle items. Stop in to Coffee Tree Roasters and Jimmy Johns for a bite, grab a gourmet dog from Franktuary or satisfy your sweet tooth by visiting the Dozen Cupcake Mobile or The Goodie Truck!


Sip in Style is an all ages, FREE event that is open to the public. Parking is available at no charge in the garage on-site at Bakery Square.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Bakery Square in the Wall Street Journal

Posted by Walnut Capital on 9:17 AM

There is once again confirmation that Pittsburgh is one of the best places to live!  Also, we were excited to see Bakery Square mentioned in the Wall Street Journal!

There are a few abandoned mills along the rivers, but most seem to have been razed and replaced with office parks. The old Heinz ketchup factory on the North Side is now luxury apartments. Google does engineering and robotics research in a former Nabisco factory near Shadyside on the East End.

Pittsburgh's Housing Market Thrives - WSJ.com

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