552 N Neville St

Constructed in 1972, this multi-story condominium complex in Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood offers primarily two-bedroom residences with layouts ranging from traditional galley kitchens to larger corner plans with multiple balconies. The façade and massing are characteristic of early 1970s residential towers; common entry and circulation are served by elevators and an intercom system. Individual units emphasize natural light with large windows and some floor-to-ceiling exposures in corner homes; many residences have been updated with new kitchens, bathrooms, hardwood or luxury vinyl floors, and window treatments. Shared building features include a staffed garage with attendant service, optional indoor parking for a fee, basement storage lockers, and a laundry room in the building plus in-unit washers in select condos. Monthly assessments commonly cover central heat and air, water, sewage, trash, baseline electricity, cable basics, and building staffing. The property sits within walking distance of universities, hospitals, museums, restaurants, and public transit, positioning it for urban convenience. Policies vary by unit but historically include limited rental allowances and restrictions on pets; closet and pantry storage is frequently highlighted. Overall the building blends sizable, light-filled living spaces with condominium services and urban-adjacent convenience.