Apartments for Rent in Pittsburgh, PA - 547 Rentals

Built on a foundation of steel, Pittsburgh is a modern, cosmopolitan city situated where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers meet to form the Ohio. These mighty rivers and the surrounding hills greatly influenced the layout of the city. The wealth generated by its industrial might has created an enduring cultural legacy.

Pittsburgh Attractions
Near Pittsburgh rentals, you will find many well-known, world-class cultural institutions dedicated to fine art, natural history and native son Andy Warhol. The Pittsburgh Symphony, Opera and Ballet are cornerstones of a lively performing arts and music scene. Other popular attractions include major sporting events, the Pittsburgh Zoo, PPG Aquarium and the Alleghany Observatory, as well as annual festivals and celebrations.

Pittsburgh's Natural Splendor
Pittsburgh's bridges, rivers and hills enhance the natural scenic beauty of the city. The surrounding landscape of the lush, green slopes provides amazing views of the city and valleys. The many verdant urban spaces include four large parks that are excellent for walking, jogging, cycling and relaxing. The Phipps Conservatory features a stunning floral display. The Frick and Riverview Parks are situated in natural woodland settings. Pittsburgh is the gateway to the spectacular countryside of western Pennsylvania.

Pittsburgh Apartments
Apartments in Pittsburgh range from hip, one-bedroom lofts in refurbished turn-of-the-century buildings to spacious three-bedroom homes in modern apartment communities. Many Pittsburgh apartments are pet friendly and convenient to public transportation. Available amenities include covered parking, onsite laundry facilities and fitness centers. Whatever your needs, Apartment Guide can help you find suitable apartments for rent in Pittsburgh. Our search features enable you to sort through multiple listings of apartments for rent in Pittsburgh, PA based on the distance from the city center, amenities and price range. With the help of Apartment Guide, the perfect Pittsburgh apartment is easy to find.

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