372 S Highland Ave

A landmark mid-rise apartment building completed in the 1930s, the property is an Art Deco masonry structure occupying a corner lot in Pittsburgh’s Shadyside neighborhood. The five- to seven-story massing (typical of prewar urban apartment houses) is defined by decorative period details, large multi-pane windows and arched entryways. Residences are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts that retain many historic interior elements — hardwood floors, original trim and high ceilings — alongside modern updates such as renovated kitchens with granite or marble-look counters and stainless-steel appliances. Common areas include an elevator, a planted rooftop deck with seating and city views, a roof garden/sun deck for residents, and shared laundry plus storage and bike racks in the basement. Building services and operational features are owner-managed: an HOA typically covers heat, gas, water, sewer, trash, maintenance, landscaping and insurance. Assigned parking is available on site; pet policy commonly allows up to two cats but generally restricts dogs. The location places the building within easy walking distance of Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Walnut Street shops and restaurants, universities and medical centers, making it a transit- and pedestrian-friendly option for urban living.