400 S Highland Ave

A late-19th-century low-rise masonry condominium in Pittsburgh’s Shadyside neighborhood, originally built in 1898 and reconfigured into multiple residential units. The building presents varied unit types including garden-level apartments, first-floor flats, duplexes and a penthouse, many with period details such as high ceilings, hardwood floors and large windows. Interiors across listings emphasize renovated kitchens with stone or quartz counters, recessed lighting, occasional marble sills, and practical additions like pantries and ample closet/storage rooms including dedicated basement storage lockers. Common areas are modest and service-oriented: shared laundry down the hall and assigned, covered parking spaces behind the building with marked spots for owners. HOA coverage varies but frequently includes utilities and exterior/common maintenance, building insurance and trash; move-in and capitalization fees appear in some transactions. Pet policies differ by unit and by filing rules — several listings allow a single pet for owner-occupied units while at least one unit is listed as no-pets. The building’s corner lot location places residents a short walk from S. Highland, Walnut and Ellsworth avenues, with convenient access to shops, restaurants, public transit, universities and hospitals, delivering a pedestrian urban lifestyle with neighborhood-scale, historic character.