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
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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. 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.
