A Greenfield Home With Good Bones — and Room to Make It Your Own

801 Deely Street | $239,000

There is a big difference between buying a house that needs updating and buying one where you have no idea what may be hiding behind the walls.

801 Deely Street offers an interesting combination: a home ready for renovation, but with many of its major mechanical and exterior improvements already completed.

Set on a corner lot in Greenfield, this solid brick home offers four bedrooms, one full bath, a spacious covered front porch, walk-out basement and a valuable two-car detached garage.

Inside, you'll find a traditional Pittsburgh floor plan with a generously sized living room highlighted by an exposed brick fireplace, a separate dining room, kitchen and four bedrooms. The interior reflects an earlier era and gives the next owner an opportunity to update the home according to their own taste rather than paying a premium for someone else's renovation.

More importantly, considerable investment has already gone into the home's underlying systems.

Recent improvements include:

• New HVAC — June 2022
• New windows and exterior door — July 2025
• New attic insulation and heat shield — August 2025
• New hot water tank — February 2026
• New gas lines — February 2026
• New ductwork and vents in basement — 2026
• Roof, soffit, fascia and gutters — 2017
• Garage roof — 2017

Convenient Greenfield Location! Situated just one block from Greenfield Avenue, 801 Deely Street offers easy access to public transportation, neighborhood amenities and the Greenfield business district, with its local shops, restaurants and everyday conveniences just a short walk away. The Greenfield Recreation Center, athletic fields and swimming pool are also nearby, providing great opportunities for recreation and outdoor activities. Enjoy the charm of an established Pittsburgh neighborhood with convenient access to Oakland, Squirrel Hill, Downtown Pittsburgh and the Parkway East.

For a buyer willing to take on the cosmetic improvements, 801 Deely represents an opportunity to create a home rather than simply buy someone else's finished product.