Please note: The pictures included here are IA driven due to the fact that the tenants had to extend their lease for a short while, this is a rendition of the house minus tenant's belongings: The Dingle--Cumberland's premier development began just after the Roaring '20's and was the replacement for the Victorian home styles. The syles of the homes blended the fine workmanship of the times pre-depression where the homes were opulant and massive in size to a more compact home still complete with the elegance of the era and some of the finest workmanship available. This quaint neighborhood itself is small and at one time was likely one of the first gated communties and this home is situated at the end of the cul de sac. You can still see where the gates were located--but, even without the gate, it still offers a sense of privacy with only one way in and out. All names of the streets, Buckingham, Dingle, Windsor, Piccadily reflect british aristocracy and, for a little trivia also were names for men's ties/shirt styles in that era--that darned Google! It is located at the cross roads of 220 S and I 68 E and West within a few minutes and a stone's throw to the Great Allegheny Bike Passage and downtown arts and entertainment section. The 4 bedroom, 3 bath home offers a main floor bonus area which includes a family room or main en suite and laundry room which are located just off the kitchen. Upstairs offers 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths. Pool has not been opened in a number of years but according to the owner was in working condition when last winterized and will convey in its current conditon. The home has good bones and plenty of potential and blends the style and structure of a 1930's home with some updates. It also offers unique touches not usually found today such as coved walls, built in china closet in kitchen, and many other quality finishes no longer offered. There are replacement windows throughout. The AC is currently only available in the 2nd floor area.