3644 Penn Ave #305Lawrenceville, PA 15201
Welcome to Lola Lofts, at 3644 Penn Avenue, a converted warehouse building in the heart of Lower Lawrenceville. Originally built in 2012, this building offers a perfect blend of urban living and industrial charm. A Contemporary design with polished concrete floors, soaring high ceilings, exposed brick walls, and expansive windows that flood the space with natural light. An open floor plan, ample storage space and walk in closets. Key fob entry, telephonic front door entry system and a heated indoor parking space. Just two blocks off bustling Butler Street, situated near shops, restaurants, galleries and major hospitals such as Children's Hospital, West Penn Hospital, and all UPMC Hospitals in Oakland and Shadyside.
- Property TypeCondo
- NeighborhoodLola Lofts
- CountyAllegheny-East
- Taxes$2,238
- HOA/Condo/Coop Fees$292
- Days on Site18 Days
- MLS StatusActive
- MLS ID Number1653057
- Home Size Source Public Records
- Year Built2012
- Lot Size0 Acres
- Full Baths1
- Partial BathsN/A
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General Features
- Style Mid Rise
- Construction Brick
- Parking AssignedBuilt InGarage Door Opener
- Parking Spaces 1
- Sewer Public Sewer
- Basement Walk Up Access
- Acreage 0
- Water Public
- Security Security System
- Property Sub Type Condominium
- Attached Garage Yes
Interior Features
- Cooling Central Air
- Heating Forced AirGas
- Appliances Some Electric AppliancesCooktopDryerDishwasherDisposalMicrowaveRefrigeratorStoveWasher
- Flooring Tile
- Interior ElevatorIntercomKitchen IslandWindow Treatments
- Window Features Window Treatments
Exterior Features
- Roof Other
- Pool Features None
Community Features
- Association Dues 292
- Community Features Public Transportation
- MLS Area Lawrenceville
- Security Features Security System