Locomotive Lofts - Property Overview

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Pittsburgh has many distinct neighborhoods to choose from and has something for everyone. Here are some of the best places to live when you're looking for a Pittsburgh apartment for rent:

Once Pittsburgh's industrial corridor, Lawrenceville has reinvented itself into one of the most creative and walkable neighborhoods in the city. Butler Street is the spine of it all, lined with independent restaurants, craft breweries, galleries, boutiques, and Row House Cinema, with walk and bike scores above 80.

Just west of Lawrenceville and sometimes called Pittsburgh's "Little Italy," Bloomfield is a close-knit residential neighborhood with beloved local restaurants along Liberty Avenue and easy access to Lawrenceville, Oakland, and downtown. It is a quieter, more grounded alternative for renters who want proximity to Lawrenceville's energy without being in the middle of it.

Sitting along the Allegheny River between downtown Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, the Strip District has transformed from a wholesale food market into one of the city's most dynamic mixed-use neighborhoods, with the Pittsburgh Public Market, the Three Rivers Heritage Trail, and a rapidly growing base of restaurants and tech offices.

Pittsburgh's educational and medical hub, Oakland is home to the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, UPMC Presbyterian, and cultural institutions including the Carnegie Museums and Phipps Conservatory. It draws students, researchers, and healthcare workers who want to be close to the city's strongest employment cluster.

Lawrenceville offers a way of living in Pittsburgh that is hard to replicate elsewhere, combining the industrial character of a 19th-century neighborhood with one of the most vibrant and walkable commercial corridors in the city. Here are some of the standout features that make Lawrenceville a great place to call home:

Locomotive Lofts sits at 4840 Harrison St in the heart of Lawrenceville, steps from Butler Street's boutiques, breweries, and artisan spaces, with PA-28 nearby and MTA bus lines stopping at Butler St and 49th. UPMC Children's Hospital, West Penn Hospital, the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, and downtown Pittsburgh are all within a short distance.

Lawrenceville's position along the Allegheny River gives residents access to some of Pittsburgh's finest outdoor spaces. Residents can walk and run the Three Rivers Heritage Trail, explore Highland Park, visit Schenley Park, and connect to Millvale Riverfront Park and the broader riverfront trail network.

Pittsburgh consistently ranks among the most affordable major cities in the United States, and Lawrenceville sits at the center of the city's creative and technology renaissance. Butler Street is regularly named among the best commercial corridors in the country, and UPMC, the city's largest employer, is just three miles away.

Lawrenceville has a warm, tight-knit community identity shaped by its independent business owners and the creative professionals who have made Butler Street one of Pittsburgh's most celebrated destinations. From morning coffee at a neighborhood cafe and Row House Cinema to weekend afternoons at the Pittsburgh Zoo and Arsenal Bowl, this neighborhood rewards residents who explore it.

There are many fun activities to do in Lawrenceville and the surrounding Pittsburgh area! Locomotive Lofts' location on Harrison Street puts residents steps from Butler Street and within easy reach of the Allegheny River, Highland Park, and some of Pittsburgh's best parks, entertainment, and dining destinations. Major attractions and activities in the area include:

• Butler Street dining, breweries, and galleries
• Row House Cinema
• Three Rivers Heritage Trail and Millvale Riverfront Park
• Highland Park and Schenley Park
• Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium
• Point State Park
• Kennywood
• Arsenal Bowl

Locomotive Lofts is only minutes from the region's top employers. The proximity to PA-28, MTA bus lines, and downtown Pittsburgh gives residents easy access to healthcare, education, finance, technology, and corporate employers, like:

• UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
• West Penn Hospital (Allegheny Health Network)
• University of Pittsburgh
• Carnegie Mellon University
• PNC Financial Services Group
• PPG Industries
• Highmark Health
• U.S. Steel Corporation
• BNY Mellon
• Dick's Sporting Goods (Pittsburgh headquarters)

At Locomotive Lofts, you'll find a variety of amenities that make living in vibrant Lawrenceville even better, such as:

Locomotive Lofts is built within the former H.K. Porter Co. industrial complex, a piece of Pittsburgh's manufacturing history that has been thoughtfully transformed into a LEED-certified community. The preserved high ceilings, bamboo flooring, and industrial bones give these lofts a character that no new construction can manufacture.

Locomotive Lofts offers controlled building access and secure off-street parking, giving residents both the peace of mind and the daily convenience that matter in an urban neighborhood. The building's elevator access and enclosed hallways add another layer of comfort that stands out in the Lawrenceville rental market.

Locomotive Lofts welcomes your pets into a neighborhood that was made for them. Allegheny Cemetery's perimeter paths, the Three Rivers Heritage Trail, and Highland Park are all within easy reach, giving dogs and their owners a daily routine worth looking forward to in every season.

The in-unit washer and dryer makes laundry a non-event rather than a weekly errand. The individually controlled HVAC system with an electronic thermostat lets you dial in exactly the right temperature without fighting a building-wide setting. And the walk-in closets with adjustable shelving give you the kind of storage flexibility that loft living is actually known for.