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Riverside Mews is a 32 unit town home development located in the South Side of Pittsburgh, more specifically between 18th and 19th Streets; on the south shore of the Monongahela River and 3 blocks from the Carson Street commercial corridor. Riverside Mews is just a 20 minute walk to downtown and close to Oakland.

This development was designed by award winning architects John Martine of Strada Architects and Perkins Eastman Architects.  The goal was to compliment the rich architectural heritage of the South Side and, at the same time, create a unique, modern design and beautiful, light-filled living spaces.

Riverside Mews was one of the first "green" housing developments in Western Pennsylvania blending in sustainable, environmentally-friendly materials and systems with great design to create energy efficient and healthier homes. 

Each townhouse in Riverside Mews is LEED Certified and features standard floor plans for two, three, or four bedrooms, all with integral two car garages. Most homes have a den/office and others have roof top decks that offer dramatic views of Pittsburgh.

Shopping and entertainment options are within close proximity and Downtown Pittsburgh is within walking or biking distance.  

Residence Amenities

• Bamboo Floor in Main Living Level
• Stainless Steel Appliances
• Ceramic Floors at Entries and Bathrooms
• Fine Wood Cabinetry and Wood Trim
• Carpet at All Other Living Spaces, Stairs and Hallways
• Quartz Countertops
• Wood Core, Flush Face Interior Doors
• Abundant Natural Light
• Kohler, Sterling and Delta Plumbing Fixtures
• Decks, Balconies, Patios, and Sky Rooms, where applicable
• Energy-efficient Windows
• High-efficiency Heating and Cooling Systems
• Interior Finishes that Promote Better Health 

Building Amenities

• Within Walking Distance to East Carson Street Business District and South Side Works
• Numerous Public Transportation Stops
• Easily Accessible to Downtown Pittsburgh and Oakland
• Close to Riverfront Park, McCloskey Field and Three Rivers Heritage Trail