3266 Ward St

A midrise condominium building completed in 1985, the property offers exclusively two-bedroom units arranged across a small number of floors in a compact owner-occupied block. Architecturally it reflects practical late-20th-century multiunit residential design: brick or masonry exterior, modest balconies or decks on upper units, and a straightforward rectangular massing. Interiors are a mix of updated individual units and original common finishes; typical residences feature open living plans, cathedral or vaulted ceilings on some top-floor homes, defined kitchens with pantry and island options, in-unit washer/dryer hookups, and window treatments and built-in intercom systems. Common elements emphasize low-maintenance living: assigned off-street parking per unit, shared entry and stair/elevator access, exterior grounds upkeep, and snow removal managed through HOA. The association covers water, sewer, trash, common-area maintenance and master insurance, keeping monthly fees predictable. Pet-friendly rules permit household pets while restricting rentals in many cases, supporting an owner-occupied community. Located on a quiet street in Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood, the building sits within walking distance of major universities, medical centers, public transit, Schenley Park trails, and highway access, catering to residents who want compact, move-in-ready two-bedroom living close to jobs, campus life, and urban green space.