Made for the people you like most
Some houses are built to be looked at. This one was built to be used. Middle Manor is a restored 1910 home in Sharpsburg, five miles from downtown Pittsburgh, with room enough for the whole group and character enough that no one forgets the weekend.
Long dinners that run past midnight. Slow mornings with coffee on the porch. The kind of gathering that earns its own story. Bring your people — this is the house that holds them.
Room for everyone, comfort for each
Four bedrooms sleep eight, and no two are alike — a king under full exposed brick, a suite with a bathroom that turns getting ready into an event, and rooms that trade on brass, brick, and character rather than matching sets.
Downstairs is where the group lives: a dining room with a table long enough for everyone, a living room that pulls people together without trying, and a kitchen built for cooking a real meal, not reheating one.
Curious about the house itself? (The story runs deeper →)