220 N Dithridge

Built in 1972, this full-service condominium tower in Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood is a mid-rise residential building primarily composed of two-bedroom units and a few larger floorplans. The exterior presents a straightforward modernist façade typical of the early 1970s with broad balconies and large window bays that emphasize city and campus views. Interiors vary by unit but commonly include updated kitchens with islands, pantry space, in-unit laundry in select residences, window treatments, and generous closet storage; several listings note parquet or wood floors and marble entry details. Shared spaces are extensive: an indoor swimming pool, exercise room, party/assembly rooms, guest suites, and a sun deck/library create a residential clubhouse environment. Practical conveniences include elevator service, 24-hour attended lobby/security, intercom entry, and on-site parking or valet with parking costs typically covered in the condo fee. The building’s fee structure often bundles utilities and basic cable, simplifying monthly bills. Located steps from major medical centers, universities, cultural institutions, and public transit, the property supports a walkable, urban lifestyle geared toward professionals, students, and buyers seeking amenity-rich condominium living near employment and campus nodes.