A one-story storefront on a brick street in the Mexican War Streets — Pittsburgh's North Side, PA 15212. Ready for a new owner to shape it.
1327 Arch Street is a corner storefront in a handsome brick-and-limestone building, set among the painted rowhouses of the Mexican War Streets — one of Pittsburgh's oldest and most distinctive residential districts, laid out in the 1850s and named for battles of the Mexican-American War.
Inside, the space still carries its character: a pressed-tin ceiling, wide-plank hardwood floors, tall storefront glass that wraps the corner, and a built-in service counter with plumbing and electrical already run. It's been operating as a market and deli, and it's ready to become whatever's next — bakery, boutique, café, studio, or office. Rent is negotiable for the right tenant and vision.
Laid out in the 1850s, the district is known for its restored Victorian rowhouses, tree-lined streets, and a strong neighborhood identity that draws visitors and residents alike.
The block sits close to Randyland, the North Side's beloved folk-art house and one of Pittsburgh's most-photographed, most-visited free attractions — a steady source of foot traffic.
The North Side sits directly across the Allegheny River from Downtown Pittsburgh, close to PNC Park, Acrisure Stadium, and the Mattress Factory museum.
1327 Arch Street sits on a quiet residential-commercial block in the heart of the Mexican War Streets, an easy walk to North Avenue, Allegheny Commons Park, and the neighborhood's small cluster of independent shops and eateries.
Retail, studio, office, or something in between — 1327 Arch Street is ready for its next chapter. Reach out to schedule a walkthrough or ask about lease terms.