Etched in the pages of South Side lore and built for a brick-maker’s family, this 1865 Italianate stands tall against the test of time. An expansive, detailed property and former esteemed wedding venue/bed & breakfast, this home remains fit for a personal residence or ongoing business venture. The main house, hosting five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms, dazzles with Second Empire flair. Numerous ornate mantels, decorative trimwork, and an elaborate front door entablature make this one of Pittsburgh’s best examples of early Italianate architecture. Also being sold alongside of 2122-2124 Carey Way, a former three-unit row house that was converted into a single home. Once a bridal suite/conference area, this exceptional addition is an added bonus. Other features include a large, private courtyard with retractable awnings, storage shed, and two off-street parking spots. 2119 Sarah Street is a shining example of South Side’s past and vibrant future.