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Located in Pittsburgh's North Shore historic Deutschtown, the Avery House of the Allegheny Collection is the perfect base to explore Pittsburgh.

An easy 10-15 min walk to PNC Park, Acrisure Stadium, National Aviary, Andy Warhol Musuem, Convention Center, Benedum Performing Arts Center, Heinz Hall and many more.

Bars and renowned restaurants (such as Fig & Ash, Huznar, Legends) are right round the corner.

Welcome to our luxurious home for a relaxing stay!

We are centrally located to major attractions and stadiums:

• 10-15 min walk to PNC Park, Children's Museum, National Aviary and Andy Warhol Museum
• 20-minute walk to Acrisure Heinz Hall, Benedum, Heinz Hall, Convention Center
• 8 min drive to PPG Paints Arena, and the Strip District
• 10-15 mins drive to the Universities
• Uber is readily available if you do not want to drive

3 Bedrooms (sleep up to 8)

• Master with ensuite bathroom (1 king bed - top floor)
• 2 bedrooms (1 queen bed each - second floor)
• A spacious basement (2 twin mattresses upon request)
• All cooling gel-infused memory foam mattresses for a restful sleep

A fully equipped kitchen:

• Coffee/Tea station stocked with Nespresso pods and a selection of teas
• Cookware and tableware
• Cooking condiments (Oil, salt, pepper and spices)
• Oven, toaster, blender available
• A large supermarket is 5-min walk away

Bathrooms:

• Spa-like giant soaking tub with aromatherapeutic bath salts
• Rainfall showers
• Stocked with shampoo, conditioner and body wash

Entertainment/Internet:

• Delightful outdoor dining oasis where you can enjoy your meals/drinks
• 1 Gbps, great for remote work and streaming
• Entertainment/Game den with foosball table and board games
• 65 inch Smart TV

Parking:

• 2 private parking spaces at the back
• One additional visitor pass can be requested for free street parking

Entire house is available

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Deutschtown is a historic neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania that was once the center of the city's German-speaking community.

The neighborhood's history dates back to the mid-1800s, when it was largely farmland, but it developed between 1850 and 1920 as the city expanded eastward. The area was subdivided into residential lots for the growing population, which included German, Swiss, Austrian, and Croatian immigrants.

Deutschtown is a National, State, and Local historic district known for its 19th and early 20th century residential buildings, shops, restaurants, and historic townhomes. The neighborhood also features cultural attractions, including summertime music festivals.

While we are not able to accept pets, we do have a trusted pet sitter whom we can recommend so that you have someone to take care of your furry family member while you enjoy your stay.