116 Woodland Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15232

Built in 1907 for industrialist George M McLaughlin by the noted Architectural firm of McClure & Spahr, this incredible Tudor home is situated on one of Pittsburgh's most premier streets, nestled on over three-quarters of an acre of ground. The interior of the home offers exquisite woodwork thought to have been brought over from England by the original owners. Stunning, massive fireplaces adorn many of the rooms and the formal entry. Stained & leaded glass are featured prominently throughout, from the entry staircase to the pass through from the dining room to the breakfast room, and out through the atrium. An incredibly well-laid out kitchen offers a center island, ample counter/cabinetry, and multiple updated appliances. The estate's grounds offer a beautiful Wisteria-covered arbor, multiple entertaining patios, stunning English gardens, and ample additional parking. A caretaker/nanny suite is located on a portion of the third floor of this truly remarkable piece of history.