The Dan Kite Team. 412-367-3200. Step back in time with this historic stone villa home located in Pittsburgh's Observatory Hill. Built by the Hack family in 1906-1907, the interior of this home reflects the wealth of the original owners. Once inside you'll immediately notice one of the most striking features of the house. Standing at 6 1/2 feet high and 4 1/2 feet wide, a gorgeous Rudy Brothers Stained-Glass window featuring a dramatic expressionistic castle scene let's in plenty of sunlight and even changes colors throughout the day. This window was recently restored and brought back to the home after being lost for twenty years. Exceptional craftsmanship is one phrase you'll be saying to yourself as you walk through each of the rooms. From the original Tiger-Oak flooring to the cherry columns which gives a rich warm appearance, this home won't disappoint. Cherry ionic columns separate the entry from the living room (which was originally the music room) with the original chandeliers in both rooms. The modern kitchen is updated with cherry cabinets and hand-painted Mexican terra cotta floor tiles. Granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, and tiled walls complete the amenities. When it's time to serve your meals, you can head into the large formal dining room which features gleaming hard wood floors, large windows which allow plenty of outside light, and a beautiful chandelier which adds to the elegance of this room. For added ambiance, the dining room includes a ...
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