Off Market1771d on marketHistoric · 99 yrs
301 Jefferson Dr
Pittsburgh, PA, 15228 • Mount Lebanon • Allegheny County
$843,500
$287/sqft
5Beds
4Baths
2,935Sqft
0.28 acLot
1927Built
Property DNA
Colonial Style
Built 1927 · 99 years of history
Market activity
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1771 days on market
Established listing
$287/sqft
Price per square foot
About this home
Single Family · Built 1927 · Historic
Mission Hills charmer. Gracious entry with hardwood, living room w/built ins, opens to covered side porch. Formal DR w/dentil crown molding. Updated kitchen w/granite island. 1st floor Family room w/gas fireplace,wet bar, custom built ins. Huge master suite w/ updated bath,gas fireplace, sit area&deck, 4 additional bedrooms incl 3rd floor suite w/full bath. 2 car attached garage. Tons of storage. Corner property near Washington Elementary,Mellon Middle, High School, Library, "t" transportation&shopping.
Estimated monthly payment
Based on current rates
$5,170/month
Principal & Interest$4,046
Property Tax$844
Insurance$281
Down payment20% ($168,700)
3%50%
Est. 6.00% rate · 30yr fixed · $674,800 loan
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Key facts and listing details
TypeSingleFamily
Year Built1927
HeatingOther
ParkingNo Data
Lot0.28 Acres
Property
Home typeSingle Family
StyleColonial
Year built1927
Systems
HeatingOther
RoofSlate
Parking & Outdoor
Lot0.28 Acres
Location & Tax
NeighborhoodMount Lebanon
Annual tax$15,219
Parcel0192C00248000000
Bathrooms & Fees
Full baths3
Features & details
2 categories of property features
Interior Features
Heating
Other
Exterior Features
Exterior
Brick
Listing insights
Market data and value estimates
StatusOff Market
Days on market1771
Est. value$843,500
Est. rent$3,370/mo
Tax rate1.56%
Price/sqft$287
Last sold$597,000
Tour days6
Views18
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3 schools rated nearby
Location
Pittsburgh, PA, 15228
Price history
10 events
DateEventPrice$/sqftSource
Jun 1, 2021Sold$597,000$203WPMLS
Apr 16, 2021Contingent$614,900$210WPMLS
Apr 1, 2021Listed For Sale$614,900$210WPMLS
Mar 21, 2021Contingent$614,900$210WPMLS
Mar 14, 2021Listed For Sale$614,900$210WPMLS
Jun 28, 2016Sold$510,000$174WPMLS
May 5, 2016Price Change$514,900$175Howard Hanna - Peters Township
Mar 4, 2016Price Change$529,900$181Howard Hanna - Peters Township
Dec 4, 2015Listed For Sale$549,000$187Howard Hanna - Peters Township
May 1, 2006Sold$500,000$170Public Record
Sold$597,000
Jun 1, 2021•$203/sqft•WPMLS
Contingent$614,900
Apr 16, 2021•$210/sqft•WPMLS
Listed For Sale$614,900
Apr 1, 2021•$210/sqft•WPMLS
Contingent$614,900
Mar 21, 2021•$210/sqft•WPMLS
Listed For Sale$614,900
Mar 14, 2021•$210/sqft•WPMLS
Sold$510,000
Jun 28, 2016•$174/sqft•WPMLS
Price Change$514,900
May 5, 2016•$175/sqft•Howard Hanna - Peters Township
Price Change$529,900
Mar 4, 2016•$181/sqft•Howard Hanna - Peters Township
Listed For Sale$549,000
Dec 4, 2015•$187/sqft•Howard Hanna - Peters Township
Sold$500,000
May 1, 2006•$170/sqft•Public Record
Tax history
24 years of records
YearTax paidAssessed value
Apr 8, 2025$15,219$379,500
Apr 8, 2024$13,973$379,500
Apr 8, 2023$2,280$500,000
Apr 8, 2022$2,365$500,000
Apr 8, 2021$2,280$482,000
Apr 8, 2020$2,234$482,000
Apr 8, 2019$2,280$482,000
Apr 8, 2018$4,550$482,000
Apr 8, 2017$16,084$482,000
Apr 8, 2016$2,280$482,000
Apr 8, 2015$15,612$482,000
Apr 8, 2014—$482,000
Apr 8, 2013—$322,700
Apr 8, 2012—$275,000
Apr 8, 2011—$275,000
Apr 8, 2010—$275,000
Apr 8, 2009—$275,000
Apr 8, 2008—$290,000
Apr 8, 2007—$290,000
Apr 8, 2006—$267,700
Apr 8, 2005—$183,600
Apr 8, 2004—$168,600
Apr 8, 2003—$183,600
Apr 8, 2002—$183,600
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Pittsburgh, PA • Allegheny County
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