2250 Mary St

A converted mid-20th-century industrial building repurposed into loft-style residential units on Pittsburgh’s South Side flats. Built in 1950, the structure preserves heavy industrial character—exposed brick, steel beams, visible ductwork, and high ceilings—while accommodating modern condominium living. Units are primarily two-bedroom lofts and open-plan residences with features such as concrete or high-gloss cement floors, large windows that admit strong natural light, elevated mezzanine bedrooms, kitchen islands, pantries, wet bars, jetted tubs, and in-unit laundry provisions in many homes. Shared elements include an elevator and an attended or electronic intercom entry, a welcoming lobby, and a rooftop deck with city and Oakland views designed for entertaining and private reservations. Parking is available through deeded or assigned garage spaces and some exterior options; additional non-permitted on-street parking is common nearby. The homeowners association covers common-area maintenance, utilities like water/sewer, trash/recycling, and exterior upkeep. Pet-friendly policies and recent mechanical updates (noted refreshes around 2021–2022) support comfortable, low-maintenance urban living. The building sits within walking distance of nightlife, transit, bike trails, universities, hospitals and Downtown, offering an active, pedestrian-oriented neighborhood experience.