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Classic red brick church property full of character and opportunity, situated on over a half-acre lot with ample off street parking. This historic structure offers a spacious sanctuary with traditional architectural details, ideal for continued worship use or adaptive reuse. The interior layout includes private offices and classrooms, providing flexibility for administrative, educational, or community functions. A standout feature is the large dining hall, perfect for gatherings, events, or group activities, complemented by a large, fully equipped kitchen featuring four double ovens"”designed to handle high-capacity meal preparation with ease. With solid construction, generous space, and a prime footprint, this property presents a unique investment or owner-user opportunity. Whether continuing its legacy or reimagining its future, the possibilities here are substantial.
| DAYS ON MARKET | 1 | LAST UPDATED | 4/29/2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| YEAR BUILT | 0 | COMMUNITY | Ross Twp |
| COUNTY | Allegheny-North | STATUS | Active |
| PROPERTY TYPE(S) | Commercial |
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| AREA | Ross Twp |
|---|---|
| CONSTRUCTION | Brick |
| LOT | 0.5553 acre(s) |
| LOT DIMENSIONS | 0.5553 |
| UTILITIES | Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, Sewer Available, Water Available |
| ZONING | R2 |
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