601 Allegheny Ave Glassport PA 15045
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About This Home
Ten Units Plus Storefront Awaiting Your Vision
A rare opportunity to control scale in a single transaction, 601 Allegheny Ave is a mixed-use building offered as a complete rehab project in Glassport's Mon Valley. Ten residential units and a commercial storefront live under one roof, giving investors and developers room for a strong vision.
The upper two floors deliver eight three-bedroom apartments, four on the second floor and four on the third. The main floor adds two two-bedroom apartments plus a commercial space that formerly housed a bar, creating a working residential-plus-retail mix ready to be restored or reconfigured.
What sets this project apart from a raw shell is the infrastructure already in place. Utilities are connected, including three separate 200-amp electric meters supporting individual metering and a hot-water boiler system providing central heat. Positioned along the Monongahela River with easy access to neighboring communities and commuting routes toward Pittsburgh, this is a full gut-rehab sold as-is. Come walk the building and picture the finished result.
Highlights
- Ten residential units
- Commercial storefront included
- Eight three-bedroom apartments
- Two two-bedroom apartments
- Three 200-amp electric meters
- Hot-water boiler central heat
- On-street parking
- Mon Valley riverfront location
Property Details
Location
Living in Glassport
Glassport is a small Monongahela River borough about 12 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, named for the glass industry that once anchored it. Today it's a quiet, affordable working-class community where most homes were built in the 1940s and prices are among the lowest in Allegheny County.
Schools & Education
Glassport is served by the South Allegheny School District, which covers several nearby river communities.
Healthcare & Shopping
Local shops and services line the borough's Monongahela Avenue, with larger retail, groceries and healthcare a short drive away in McKeesport and the Century III / West Mifflin area.
Dining, Parks & Attractions
Riverfront access, community parks and a tight-knit small-town feel are the draw here, with Kennywood amusement park and the Mon Valley trails a short trip away.
Investment Outlook
Glassport's very low entry prices and roughly two-thirds owner-occupancy can make for steady, affordable rentals or starter homes, but the housing is old and block-by-block condition varies. A careful inspection, a look at taxes and rents, and a knowledgeable local agent are essential before buying.
