A distinctive remnant of old Allegheny City and overlooking West Park, the former Boggs Mansion was built by architects Longfellow, Alden, & Harlow in 1888 and designed by H.H. Richardson, master designer of the Allegheny Court House. A home once graced by the likes of Henry Frick and Andrew Carnegie, this Romanesque mansion has been carefully restored and converted into a successful boutique hotel and mixed-use building with 9,000 sq. ft. of space. Zoned RM-M boutique hotel. High traffic area on W. North with easy access to downtown and North shore. All contents and chattel convey. Active liquor license.