Recent Review
"I stayed in the two-bedroom for the Summer of 2018 as I completed a Baseball Operations internship with the Pirates. The combination of space, location, and privacy of this unit is unparalleled in the area, and that combination makes this place a dynamic living option for any family, group, or single resident.
One of star loft's biggest strengths has to do with location, in that while living here, one can feel like they are in the center of all the action while maintaining a full sense of privacy and comfort. Everything you could ever want is right outside of your door, from a wide variety of dining options, to theatre, Pirates or Steelers games, and any other attraction this city has to offer. During my internship, one of the main points of emphasis was the power of versatile value; Star Loft exemplifies that in that the physical space and the location cover all the bases of a desired living arrangement, without feeling like you are paying for a place on Park Ave." -Alex Awad, Pittsburgh Pirates
What were the Starlofts before they were the Starlofts? "The zucchini was firing on all cylinders, says Mr. Pelligrini. It reached legendary status in the 1990s, when the restaurant went through almost 50 pounds of zucchini a day at its dedicated zucchini station. Fried zucchini is such an iconic and favorite dish here that one of Charlie Pelligrini’s fryer baskets from F. Tambellini is on display in the Heinz History Center’s Italian American Collection.
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Buying Here: Starlofts serve up luxury, views in former Tambellini Ristorante: "The modern apartments feature 10- and 11-foot ceilings, exposed ductwork and spiral staircases but also honor the building’s history. An original brick wall from the dining room remains in the penthouse apartment.
Read More in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette
"I stayed in the two-bedroom for the Summer of 2018 as I completed a Baseball Operations internship with the Pirates. The combination of space, location, and privacy of this unit is unparalleled in the area, and that combination makes this place a dynamic living option for any family, group, or single resident.
One of star loft's biggest strengths has to do with location, in that while living here, one can feel like they are in the center of all the action while maintaining a full sense of privacy and comfort. Everything you could ever want is right outside of your door, from a wide variety of dining options, to theatre, Pirates or Steelers games, and any other attraction this city has to offer. During my internship, one of the main points of emphasis was the power of versatile value; Star Loft exemplifies that in that the physical space and the location cover all the bases of a desired living arrangement, without feeling like you are paying for a place on Park Ave." -Alex Awad, Pittsburgh Pirates
What were the Starlofts before they were the Starlofts? "The zucchini was firing on all cylinders, says Mr. Pelligrini. It reached legendary status in the 1990s, when the restaurant went through almost 50 pounds of zucchini a day at its dedicated zucchini station. Fried zucchini is such an iconic and favorite dish here that one of Charlie Pelligrini’s fryer baskets from F. Tambellini is on display in the Heinz History Center’s Italian American Collection.
Read More in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Buying Here: Starlofts serve up luxury, views in former Tambellini Ristorante: "The modern apartments feature 10- and 11-foot ceilings, exposed ductwork and spiral staircases but also honor the building’s history. An original brick wall from the dining room remains in the penthouse apartment.
Read More in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette
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Janet & Charlie have been working in Pittsburgh real estate for over 10 years.
