622 Gross St

Bloomfield Lofts is a converted turn-of-the-century warehouse completed in 1900 and reimagined as an 18-unit boutique condominium in Pittsburgh’s Bloomfield neighborhood. The building preserves industrial character—exposed wood beams, original brick and steel elements, and oversized windows—while adding modern conveniences such as an elevator, secure keyless entry, trash chutes, and an integral garage. Units are primarily one- and two-bedroom layouts with loft-scale ceiling heights, open-plan living areas, center islands, engineered hardwood floors, and in-unit laundry hookups or appliances. Kitchens commonly feature quartz or stone counters, stainless-steel appliances, gas cooking, and ample pantry/cabinet storage; bathrooms are upgraded with tiled showers, dual vanities in primary suites, and contemporary fixtures. Shared amenities are modest but well-appointed for an intimate building: a fitness room, bicycle storage, dog-wash station, reserved garage parking (often deeded or assigned, with some tandem spaces), and an outdoor community terrace. The location emphasizes walkability—steps from Liberty Avenue’s shops, the Bloomfield Saturday Market, restaurants, grocers, and within short drives to UPMC hospitals, universities, and nearby neighborhoods like Shadyside and Lawrenceville. Pet-friendly policies, elevator access, and on-site parking make the building practical for both professionals and small households seeking a blend of historic character and modern urban convenience.