1722 Brighton Pl Manchester, PA 15212 New

UPDATED: 03/18/2026 04:35 PM ON MARKET: 5 days on market

$185,000

5 Beds3 Baths3,702 SqFt

Key Details

Property Type Single Family Home

Sub Type Single Family Residence

Listing Status Active

Purchase Type For Sale

Square Footage 3,702 sqft

Price per Sqft $49

MLS Listing ID 1743505

Style Three Story

Bedrooms 5

Full Baths 3

Construction Status Resale

HOA Y/N No

Year Built 1920

Annual Tax Amount $3,590

Lot Size 2,779 Sqft

Acres 0.0638

Property Sub-Type Single Family Residence

Property Description

Welcome to 1722 Brighton Rd in Pittsburgh's North Side area, a large 5 bedroom, 1.5 bath brick rowhome offering 2,700+ sq ft of living space packed w/ character and potential. Big Project with big ability. The classic brick exterior provides timeless curb appeal while the size and layout offer a rare opportunity for investors or buyers looking to create value.
Step inside to a traditional floor plan featuring a spacious living room that flows into the dining area and kitchen, creating a functional main level ready for updates and customization. Generous room sizes throughout the home provide plenty of flexibility for modern living. Upstairs you'll find multiple large bedrooms spread across the upper floors, offering space for home offices, guest rooms, or expanded living arrangements. The home's size and layout create many possibilities for renovation or long-term investment.
Major mechanicals provide a good starting point with breaker electrical, newer HVAC, and newer hot water tank already in place. Off-street parking is available in the rear. The roof will need replacement, making this an excellent project for buyers looking to renovate and build equity.
Located along Brighton Rd, the property sits just minutes from Riverview Park, the Pittsburgh Aviary, and the shops, restaurants, and entertainment in the North Shore and Downtown Pittsburgh. Quick access to Route 65, I-279, public transportation, and city amenities makes commuting simple while keeping you close to parks, dining, and everyday shopping.