Off Market7936d on marketHistoric · 116 yrs
161 Grasmere St
Pittsburgh, PA, 15205 • Oakwood • Allegheny County
$150,600
$86/sqft
4Beds
2Baths
1,742Sqft
0.06 acLot
1910Built
Property DNA
Character Home
Built 1910 · 116 years of history
Market activity
Demand and pricing signals for this listing
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People checking out this listing
7936 days on market
Established listing
$86/sqft
Price per square foot
About this home
Single Family · Built 1910 · Historic
Three story home on a Double Lot in the Grafton Park Subdivision - by a bus line, minutes away from the Downtown and the parkway in Banksville/Westwood neighborhood. If you are looking for a large home in the city with tons of potential in a convenient location, then this is it! This home has many charming and practical features such as the formal foyer as you enter the home, half bath on a main floor, traditional floor layout. There are 3 bedrooms on the second floor and a 4th bedroom on the third floor which could potentially be a big Master Bedroom with a walk-in closet. Recently painted and updated kitchen and a full bathroom; updated electrical and plumbing; 1-year Home Warranty is included!
Estimated monthly payment
Based on current rates
$986/month
Principal & Interest$785
Property Tax$151
Insurance$50
Down payment20% ($30,120)
3%50%
Est. 6.80% rate · 30yr fixed · $120,480 loan
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Key facts and listing details
TypeSingleFamily
Year Built1910
HeatingOther
ParkingNo Data
Lot2,744 sqft
Property
Home typeSingle Family
Year built1910
Systems
HeatingOther
RoofShake / Shingle
ConstructionFrame
Parking & Outdoor
Basement1
Lot2,744 sqft
Location & Tax
NeighborhoodOakwood
Annual tax$1,998
Parcel0039J00117000000
Bathrooms & Fees
Full baths1
Features & details
3 categories of property features
Interior Features
Heating
Other
Exterior Features
Exterior
Wood
Construction
Frame
Listing insights
Market data and value estimates
StatusOff Market
Days on market7936
Est. value$150,600
Est. rent$2,135/mo
Tax rate1.56%
Price/sqft$86
Last sold$50,000
Tour days6
Views4
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Location
Pittsburgh, PA, 15205
Price history
8 events
DateEventPrice$/sqftSource
Nov 9, 2022Listing Removed——WPMLS
Nov 11, 2021Listed For Sale$145,000$83WPMLS
Mar 10, 2021Listing Removed——Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
Feb 11, 2021Price Change$139,900$80BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY THE PREFERRED REALTY
Jan 16, 2021Listed For Sale$149,900$86BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY THE PREFERRED REALTY
Oct 6, 2015Listing Removed——Auction.com
Sep 9, 2015Listed For Sale——Auction.com
Jul 14, 2004Sold$50,000$29Public Record
Listing Removed—
Nov 9, 2022•WPMLS
Listed For Sale$145,000
Nov 11, 2021•$83/sqft•WPMLS
Listing Removed—
Mar 10, 2021•Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
Price Change$139,900
Feb 11, 2021•$80/sqft•BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY THE PREFERRED REALTY
Listed For Sale$149,900
Jan 16, 2021•$86/sqft•BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY THE PREFERRED REALTY
Listing Removed—
Oct 6, 20150•Auction.com
Listed For Sale—
Sep 9, 20150•Auction.com
Sold$50,000
Jul 14, 2004•$29/sqft•Public Record
Tax history
24 years of records
YearTax paidAssessed value
Apr 7, 2025$1,998$81,200
Apr 7, 2024$1,871$81,200
Apr 7, 2023$384$81,200
Apr 7, 2022$384$81,200
Apr 7, 2021$384$81,200
Apr 7, 2020$376$81,200
Apr 7, 2019$384$81,200
Apr 7, 2018$1,838$81,200
Apr 7, 2017$1,838$81,200
Apr 7, 2016$384$81,200
Apr 7, 2015$1,399$63,200
Apr 7, 2014—$63,200
Apr 7, 2013—$66,200
Apr 7, 2012—$38,600
Apr 7, 2011—$38,600
Apr 7, 2010—$38,600
Apr 7, 2009—$38,600
Apr 7, 2008—$53,600
Apr 7, 2007—$53,600
Apr 7, 2006—$53,600
Apr 7, 2005—$53,600
Apr 7, 2004—$38,600
Apr 7, 2003—$53,600
Apr 7, 2002—$53,600
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Pittsburgh, PA • Allegheny County
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