1 Pius St

A landmark mid-19th century condominium conversion occupying the former St. Michael the Archangel Church and associated rectory, completed in 1861 and adapted into multiple residential suites. The masonry structure preserves historic features — domed and vaulted ceilings, ornamental plaster, stained glass, arched windows and original woodwork — while units vary from ground-floor walkouts to multi-level lofts and a clock-tower residence. Interiors commonly show soaring ceilings, hardwood or cork floors, exposed brick, renovated kitchens with stone countertops and stainless appliances, and generous baths that occasionally include jetted tubs or steam showers. Common spaces include a planted courtyard, rooftop terrace with city views, and secure entry with elevator access; off-street and covered parking are available and some covered spaces are rented separately. Building services are modest: in-unit laundry is typical, central vacuum and elevator present in parts of the property, and the development allows pets and rentals per unit-level rules. Located on the South Side Slopes of Pittsburgh, the property offers direct proximity to downtown, riverfront bridges, nearby universities and hospitals, and walkable dining and retail corridors, combining historic character with contemporary condo conveniences.