166 N Dithridge St

Hampton Hall is a historic, pre-war condominium building in Oakland, Pittsburgh, completed in 1928. The structure houses primarily one- and two-bedroom residences with high ceilings, original parquet or hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces, and period details such as crown moulding, marble and ornate tile in the lobby. Units vary between studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom plans; typical interiors include updated kitchens with solid-surface counters, window treatments, pantry space, and double-pane replacement windows. Common areas emphasize both vintage character and practical shared amenities: an elevator and intercom entry, a rooftop garden/deck with city views, a large well-lit basement laundry and storage area, bike storage, a mailroom, and assigned storage lockers. The building provides one assigned parking space per unit inside a gated lot and includes utilities (heat, electric, water, sewer) in the condo fee. Management and condo association rules are part of ownership, with some restrictions historically noted on rentals and pets. Located within easy walking distance of University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon, UPMC hospitals, museums, libraries, restaurants and transit, Hampton Hall blends classic architectural details with everyday conveniences suited to urban living.