114 Elmer St

Large 3 bedroom duplex located close to downtown Pittsburgh and in North Hills school district. Take bus to work, shop down town, catch pirates game or go to Ross park mall in minutes. Have coffee and read paper in wooded side yard. Quality, well maintained home in move-in condition. Windows looking into private yard, carpeted hardwood floors throughout main level.3 bedrooms, 2 baths with large partially finished basement. Well equipped kitchen with all appliances. Located on a dead end street with a huge backyard. Oak floors upstairs, private secluded master bedroom with private marble sink bathroom downstairs. Outdoor concrete patio sheltered in landscaping in front of house. Side yard overlooking wooded lot. Street parking. Full basement with laundry sink, washer and dryer hookups. Central heat and air. This is a hi/lo duplex with another resident in the upstairs 2nd floor unit. Utilities are separate. Tenant pays all utilities for 1st floor ~250 per month: Electric ($100/mo summer, 40/mo winter), gas ($40 - 120/mo), water/sewer (60 every mo). Comcast or Verizon fiber cable/internet/telephone. One month security deposit, first and last month rent. Application with 20$ credit check required. 114 Elmer Pitt pa 15214

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Details:
First floor 2138 sq feet with kitchen, dining room, den and 3Bd/2Ba
Basement has 1020 sq ft with washer/Dryer hookups, laundry sink, master bed and bathroom, and large dry open storage area or movie room
2BRs with lots of natural light, carpeting on top of solid oak flooring in bedrooms on 1st floor
Tiled Bathroom w/ tub and shower on first floor
Master bath in basement with marble double sink full shower and toilet
Master bedroom in basement is huge with room for king size bed, sitting couch and access to outside.
Basement can be separated off as an au pair suite if you need space for hired help.
Fully equipped kitchen: Refrigerator with ice and water, electric Stove/Oven, Range hood, Double sink,
Italian stone floor
Back windows overlooking scenic wooded area
Excellent North Hills school district -- Ross Elementary.
Located in Ross township so 1% wage tax (Not 3% like in city of Pittsburgh
Gas heat 95% efficient furnace and 3 tons of AC.
Ample closet space.
Laundry with washer dryer hookups and laundry sink located in basement exclusively for 1st floor tenant
Dry unfinished basement suitable for storage, game or hobby area
Basement door opens to side yard with easy pickup truck access.
Residential community, at end of street, with large wooded rear yard (.5 acre total lot)
Close to McKnight for schools, grocery, post office, Ross Park Mall and North Park for recreation
Ross maintained Nelson Park is adjacent to wooded lot with basketball, swings and slide.
Convenient access to Highmark, Oakland Medical, Passavant & Allegheny Gen'l Hosp., Downtown and Cranberry / Wexford
Unfurnished
Location: 114 Elmer, Pittsburgh, PA 15214. Family community at intersection of I-279 and McKnight road. Close to school, day care, shopping, post office, bank, pool, etc. Excellent North Hills schools. 5 minutes to downtown, or walk 5 minutes to Mcknight bus stop Convenient access to Cranberry, Downtown, Oakland medical center, Passavant & Allegheny Gen'l Hospitals , Pgh. Airport via main roads- McKnight Rd, I79 / I279, Perry Hyw.
rent, plus electric, water, gas, cable/telephone, water/sewer.
No pets, No Smoking
Lease Length: - 12 Months lease Call, text or email

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Bike trail data beside PNC park and Casino on north shore:
http://www.traillink.com/trail/north-shore-trail-(three-rivers-heritage-trail-system).aspx
Link to North Park:
http://www.county.allegheny.pa.us/parks/npfac.aspx
A fantastic resource for area mountain bikers
The Allegheny County Park System (website link) consists of almost 12,000 acres of land in nine regional parks within Allegheny County. These parks are located in various geographical directions within a 25 mile radius of downtown. This park system is an amazing resource for mountain bikers from the region, with excellent, well maintained, single and double track. The whole system contains about 176 miles of non-paved trails. We are very lucky to have such an excellent network of trails in such close proximity to the city.
Blazing and Mapping Efforts
Countless hours of volunteer work - painting blazes on trees - has resulted in a significant proportion of the trails being very well marked (blazed). This excellent work not only included the actual blazing of the trails but determining which trails would be blazed. A lot of thought and hard work went into this effort.
Follow this link (article link) for a good article on the mapping and blazing of the trails at North Park.
Allegheny GIS Department (website link) has done a fantastic job of making publically available free maps of the parks. These maps typically indicate the blazed and non-blazed trails and were developed using GIS (Geographical Information System) mapping with GPS (Global Positioning System) technology (maps link).
Pittsburgh Location & Demographics
Strategically located in the heart of the Mid-Atlantic states, Allegheny County is only a short flight or a day's drive from many of the world's busiest commercial centers, including New York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Boston, Atlanta, Detroit, Chicago, and Toronto, Canada. These lucrative markets encompass more than 50 percent of the populations of both the United States and Canada, and account for 53 percent of the American buying income. Utilizing a transportation system that takes advantage of all modes of travel including highways, waterways, rail lines and one of the nation's most modern aviation facilities, Allegheny County is uniquely positioned to deliver its world class high-tech, bio-medical, manufacturing and communication products to markets throughout the world.
The landscape of Allegheny County can be characterized as rolling hills punctuated by several scenic river valleys that offer breathtaking vantage points to experience the splendor of all four seasons. Winter provides the perfect opportunities for skiers and sled riding as snow, while not in abundance, often blankets the area.
Surrounded by many rural farming communities, the spring season is the time of rejuvenation highlighted in the rebirth of the many forests and greenways that frame the local highways and byways.
The long days of summer afford the opportunity to work and yet still cut loose to enjoy the many recreational activities available to the local population.
Fall is probably the most appreciated time of the year for many Allegheny County natives. The hills come alive with a kaleidoscope of red, yellow and orange hues that leave the observer warm inside to carry through the winter doldrums until the onset of spring. Average temperatures for our location range anywhere from 18 degree Fahrenheit lows in January to 83 degree Fahrenheit highs in July (temperatures provided by www.nws.noaa.gov).
Mass Transit & Aviation
The mass transit needs of county residents are served by the Port Authority of Allegheny County, the 14th largest public transportation system in the country. Port Authority has a fleet of 1,000 buses, 83 light rail vehicles and 75 mini-buses. It also operates the Monongahela and Duquesne Inclines and sponsors ACCESS, the nation’s largest paratransit program of its kind for senior citizens and people with disabilities. Port Authority provides fast and convenient service on three busways: the Martin Luther King, Jr. East Busway transports riders between downtown and the eastern suburbs; the South Busway connects the South Hills and Station Square to downtown; and the West Busway links downtown to the Carnegie interchange of the Parkway West. With the busways, Port Authority offers a Park and Ride program, which has grown to 63 lots and more than 14,800 parking spaces.
The Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT), opened in 1992 and situated on 12,900 acres 16 miles west of downtown Pittsburgh, is among the world's most modern airport terminal complexes. In 1998, more than 20.5 million travelers passed through PIT, which offers more than 600 daily non-stop flights to over 110 cities including non-stop international flights to several Canadian cities and to Paris and Frankfurt.

School information- http://www.nhsd.net/index.cfm

2010-11 No Child Left Behind Report Cards

As part of the Pennsylvania Accountability System and in compliance with No Child Left Behind (NCLB), Pennsylvania and all districts and schools within the Commonwealth are required to create annual Report Cards. The following publications detail 2010-11 information regarding achievement, accountability, and highly qualified teachers. (All files are PDFs)
• North Hills School District
• Highcliff Elementary
• McIntyre Elementary
• Ross Elementary
• West View Elementary
• North Hills Junior High
• North Hills Senior High