David B.
12/4/2015
There are lots of house tours in the region, but this is consistently one of the best. There are great houses in Observatory Hill which are hidden treasures. There's lots of history here,...
Observatory Hill
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3605 Perrysville Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15214
Observatory Hill is a charming residential neighborhood located in Pittsburgh, PA, known for its unique architecture that seamlessly blends with the surrounding natural landscape. Nestled along the eastern rim of Riverview Park, this neighborhood offers breathtaking views of downtown Pittsburgh and the Ohio River Valley from the steps of the historic Allegheny Observatory. With a rich history dating back to the Great Depression, Observatory Hill is a vibrant community that provides its residents with limitless opportunities to connect with nature, engage in outdoor activities, and enjoy the company of friends and neighbors.
Founded in 1894, Observatory Hill is a testament to the Garden City concepts that aimed to bring nature into urban areas. The neighborhood's proximity to Riverview Park allows residents to partake in a variety of recreational activities, including hiking, bird watching, tennis, and cycling. With its wide avenues and winding wooded roads, Observatory Hill offers a truly unique city living experience that combines the tranquility of nature with the convenience of urban amenities.
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Gary R.
6/3/2013
We like the Observatory hill area and look forward to the house tour every year. Often the houses are spread a little further apart and require driving and parking a couple times in order to catch...
Mac R.
6/28/2013
We love doing house tours all over Pittsburgh and we have a special affection for the Observatory Hill Tour because our daughter lives in the neighborhood. Homeowners open all or part of their...
Lindsay B.
6/2/2013
Great neighborhood event I look forward to every summer. So thrilled so many of my neighbors open their doors to the lines of curious home lovers and nosy lookieloos that go trampling through...
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