Sellers House, Renaissance Revival house in Shadyside, Pittsburgh, United States.
Sellers House is a residential building with Renaissance Revival architecture located in Pittsburgh's Shadyside neighborhood. The structure sits on a two-acre property and displays classical design elements throughout its exterior and layout.
The building was constructed in the mid-19th century and gained recognition on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. This registration secured its status as an important example of Pittsburgh's architectural heritage.
The house reflects mid-19th century residential design principles through its architectural details and furnishings. It represents how wealthy Pittsburgh families lived and expressed their status through their homes during that era.
The property is located in Pittsburgh's established Shadyside neighborhood with convenient access from downtown. Visitors should expect that the historical nature of the site means modern facilities may be limited.
A comprehensive restoration by the Samuel Land Company in 1996 preserved the house's original architectural features while introducing practical updates. This careful work balanced historical preservation with the need for modern functionality.
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