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.
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.
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.
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.
The Steelers are thinking of resigning Plaxico Burress. What do you think about this?
Plaxico Burress dined twice with the Steelers at Saint Vincent College today and while he did not talk to the press, it appears it may come down to an AFC championship game matchup for his services: the Steelers vs. the New York Jets.
Steelers 'interested' in Burress, who dines twice with Steelers
Calling all pet lovers, animal enthusiasts, and families: Join us at Bakery Square for a weekend of pet-friendly fun. BARKery Square this Saturday is an afternoon of fun for you and your pup! AND the Sunday Marketplace from Noon-4:00pm will feature artists, fresh baked goods, and produce from Grow Pgh!
At BARKery Square, guests will enjoy pet-friendly activities, live music from local bands, THE PRESSURE & MACE BALLARD, and Bakery Square’s first YAPPY HOUR – a 21+ happy hour featuring free micro-brews and Clique vodka cocktails.
BARKery Square and Sunday Marketplace are FREE and open to the public events – rain or shine. FREE event parking is available in the Bakery Square garage.
BARKery Square THIS SATURDAY from 1-4pm Activities include:
Can’t make it on Saturday? Visit the Sunday Marketplace from NOON-4pm at Bakery Square on July 24th featuring over a dozen I Made It! Market artists, fresh baked goods, and produce from local urban gardeners Grow Pittsburgh!
Want to get your company or organization involved? Email events@bakery-square.com to learn how.
ABOUT BAKERY SQUARE:
Bakery Square is a new mixed-use development located in the East End neighborhood of Pittsburgh, built out of the existing site of the historic Nabisco Factory. Offering an exciting lifestyle center environment while hosting numerous free events to connect with its neighbors and guests.
Bakery Square is home to Google, UPMC, Anthropologie, Free People, Urban Active Fitness, Jimmy Johns, Coffee Tree Roasters, Learning Express Toys, Springhill Suites Marriott Hotel, Massage Heights, Boxwood, University of Pittsburgh, Veteran Administration, and more!
“You have to love a nation that celebrates its independence every July 4, not with a parade of guns, tanks, and soldiers who file by the White House in a show of strength and muscle, but with family picnics where kids throw Frisbees, the potato salad gets iffy, and the flies die from happiness. You may think you have overeaten, but it is patriotism.”
-Erma Bombeck
We wish everyone a Happy 4th of July!
It’s the Fourth of July weekend and for Pittsburghers, that means it’s time for the Three Rivers Regatta! Check out the link for all the details this year for the event that runs from Saturday to Monday. This is just a fun way to spend the holiday weekend.
The 34th annual—all FREE—EQT Pittsburgh Three Rivers Regatta is the tri-state's most anticipated summertime event... and rightfully so. Every year, over 600,000 spectators swarm the banks of the Allegheny River, the inviting lawns of historic Point State Park, and the meandering river-walk of scenic North Shore to celebrate the region's most prolific festival of air, land and water entertainment.
Get ready to welcome the “Beach in the Burgh” as Sandsational builds the largest sand sculpture Pittsburgh has ever seen. Skies will explode nightly with Circus Orange—the most exhilarating combo of pyrotechnics and aerial stunt performers in North America.
Speed? Oh yeah, the North American Powerboat Championships are here again to tame the Allegheny at 125/mph! And, of course, one of the nation's top fireworks shows—the EQT “Flashes of Freedom” Fireworks Fantasia, produced by Pyrotecnico, caps it all. In between, there's music, food, kids zone, dragon boats, bass fishing, bike stunt shows, “Anything that Floats,” and so much more at the summer's largest family extravaganza and your FREE Vacation Destination!
