Built in 1900 as a school, this four story brick building was converted into 16 condo units in 1990. Perched high atop the South Side Slopes 66 Pius St. offers breathtaking vistas and unobstructed views of Oakland’s Cathedral of Learning to Downtown’s iconic skyscrapers, with bridges, rivers, and rooftops doting the spaces between. The photo above isn’t a stock photo, but the actual view from this unit’s private balcony. Located close enough to the mecca of nightlife that is the South Side Flats (a.k.a. "The Flats"), but just far enough away to provide you with an escape to the quiet and charming South Side Slopes (a.k.a. “The Slopes”). A series of staircases connects the Slopes to the Flats, so feel free to leave the car at home and trek down to E. Carson St. for a night out on the town. FACTOID: Pittsburgh is one of three cities in the country in which staircases are registered as streets. First time offered, this corner unit boasts 14 foot ceilings in the living room, rustic hardwood floors throughout, 8-12 foot high windows, with abundant natural light. Unlike most loft style condo’s, this unit offers two private bedrooms plus a lofted area that is perfect for over night guests. Call or click today to be the first to view this exceptional unit.