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Welcome to the Website for the Deutschtown
Center
Located in the National Historical
District.
Deutschtown
Center is the former home of The Bottling Works of the
Eberhardt & Ober Brewery. This trapezoid structure,
originally built in the late 1800's, was placed on the
National Register in 1987. The structure was designed by
prominent Pittsburgh Architect Edward Stotz, who also
designed famous Pittsburgh structures listed in the
National Register.
Deutschtown Center retains the original E & 0 location,
feeling, and association of Pittsburgh's brewing hey
days. Its exposed beams, brickwork and window
restoration duplicates, emphasizes and highlights an era
gone by while enjoying modern conveniences and comforts
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Current Occupants of The
Deutschtown Center
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| 1st Floor |
Cabinet Sales Plus
Website:
www.cabinetsalesplus.com
Phone:
412-231-4046
Pittsburgh Central
FCU
Website:
www.pghcentral.com
Phone:
1-800-462-1711 |
| 2nd
Floor |
Warhola Video Productions
Website:
www.warholaproductions.com
Phone:
1-866-WARHOLA
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| 3rd Floor |
Patberg, Carmody & Ging
Website:
www.patbergcarmodyging.com
Phone:
1-800-471-6880
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- Located in Pittsburgh's Historic Deutschtown
- Next to Perm Brewery
- Architecturally unique and newly renovated
- Easy access to Strip District, North Shore, CBD
and Rt. 28,279 & 65
- 18,000 SF of office space available
- Complete historic restoration with modern
infrastructure
- Work stations available in vacant suites
- Walking distance to Heinz lofts - SarahHeinz
Center - Riverwalk Trail
- Convenient access to PNC Park & Heinz Field
- Elevator
- 17' celings - exposed beams - exposed stone work
- Free on site parking (51 spaces)
- FOR LEASE AT
$17.00/SF, PLUS CLEANING
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Find out more about
this historical section of Pittsburgh at deutschtown.org
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