$1,200,000

For all the mid-century home lovers out there, this one's for you. What if finding a house with more space didn't mean leaving the East End, or settling for somewhere else? Tucked into Point Breeze, 7135 Roycrest Place offers 3,362 square feet across a distinctive multi-level layout, with room for all the different ways life happens. You already know what 1951 means: vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors and natural light in every room. Add a floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace and a layout that flows from one level to the next, and this contemporary has a personality all its own. It's also made for entertaining. The classic eat-in kitchen, updated for today's convenience, connects to the entry hall, the dining room and the family room, which opens onto the back deck. Host one dinner party here, and yours becomes the house where everyone gathers. Four bedrooms provide plenty of private space. Three share a floor just above the main level, and the primary suite has a level to itself, with a large en suite bath, a double-entry walk-in closet, a dressing room and its own laundry room. Three full baths and two half baths make everyday routines easier, and central air adds modern comfort throughout. The lower level gives you the flexibility to work, play or find a quiet corner of your own, with a home office, a large game room and direct access to the backyard. A two-car garage adds the kind of practicality that matters every day. Then there's the neighborhood, where nearly everything is named Frick. You're on a quiet cul-de-sac directly across the street from The Frick Pittsburgh, home to the Frick mansion, the museum and the gardens. Frick Park and Frick Park Market are just steps away. You've got the taste. This house has the architecture, the space and the address to match.