2132 Sarah St

A distinctive adaptive‑reuse condominium complex completed in 2017, the property converts a 1902 Baroque Revival church into approximately a dozen multi-level residences. The masonry structure retains historic features — vaulted ceilings, ornate plasterwork, stained glass, and a repurposed altar and bell tower — while units are fitted with contemporary finishes such as quartz counters, Bosch appliances, hardwood floors, and built-in storage. Most homes are two-bedroom, multi-level layouts with lofted primary suites, private outdoor spaces or patios, and interior details like floating wood staircases and kitchen islands. Shared building elements include an elevator, secure keyless entry/intercom, underground/deeded garage parking (some with electric charging), a small fitness room, on-site furnished guest suite, and additional resident storage. Soundproofing was added during conversion to improve privacy between units. The location in Pittsburgh’s South Side Flats places the building within a highly walkable, nightlife- and dining-oriented neighborhood, close to universities, hospitals, retail, river trails, and public transit. Parking limitations for larger cars and permit rules apply in the area; the condominium offers concierge-style conveniences without full hotel staffing.