Okay folks... the pickings are gettin' slim. Seriously. I know they say spring's the time to list a home, but I feel like the Pittsburgh market needs a refreshment of newly listed homes 
right now. I was talking with some friends that are looking and they echoed the same thing- there's just not a lot of new stuff to look at.
Anyways, today I'm highlighting a freshly renovated home in Bloomfield. Honestly, I feel like Bloomfield homes are kind of boring on the outside. I've seen some attempts at modernizing though, and I feel like it's a good place to invest money due to its close proximity to Shadyside, downtown, the Strip, hospitals- basically everything in the east end. 
234 Taylor St. is an end unit (obviously). I'd love to see it painted a bright, fire-engine-red! 
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| Now I know, the curb appeal isn't the best. But let's be honest- most homes in Bloomfield have little to no yard or front porch, and therefore, little chance to give curb appeal. I guess what you're lacking in yard, you make up for in walking distance to all the action. | 
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| So awesome that the pocket doors are still there. Often times in old homes these are rarely in tact. | 
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| If my narrow kitchen can take an island, then this kitchen definitely could stand to have one. | 
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| Love the original wrap around banister. | 
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| Some of the bedrooms have hardwood, some have new carpet. I like having the option. | 
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| I love dormer windows. Takes me back to my childhood room where I had a built-in seat custom built just for me and my stuffed animals right in the dormer window. | 
 All in all, not a bad price for a completely renovated house. I'd have to do some special projects to customize it a little, but that's the fun part. 
 
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