211 Moore Ave
211 Moore Ave,
Pittsburgh, PA 15210
$1,697
4 Beds
Mount Oliver isn’t actually on or near a beautiful mountain range, but it still offers up massive perks that will still take your living experience sky-high. Mount Oliver is a borough so it resembles more of a neighborhood than a secluded suburb, and Pittsburg literally surrounds the community. Even though your address will say otherwise, you’ll feel like you’re living right in the city. Mount Oliver merges urban and suburban landscapes with triple-decker apartments, old fashioned single-family homes, two neighborhood parks, and a small main street lined with businesses. Mount Oliver’s greatest allure is its excellent location. The borough is less than 10 minutes away from popular districts in the city like Downtown Pittsburg and South Side Flats, which is known for thrilling nightlife and dining scene. Try unique eats at a trendy restaurant along East Carson Street, cheer on the Pittsburg Steelers at Heinz field, or learn about Pop art at the Andy Warhol Museum — the opportunities for fun are endless in Mount Oliver.
Explore how walkable, bikeable, drivable, and transit-friendly Mount Oliver, PA is for everyday living.
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Fairly Bikeable
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