This GRAND VICTORIAN was built for the BAUM FAMILY in 1898 as the keystone property of the Samuel Adams Stratford Place Plan of Lots, 1892, just as the East End was beginning its initial development. The history of 401 Roup Avenue tells the tale of the history of Pittsburgh in the last 126 years. Beautiful elegant Victorian elements remain intact: Grand entry door with side lights; original three-story craftsman style staircase with captivating original stained glass on first landing and smaller stained panel on second landing; high ceilings; 6 Victorian style mantles plus 1 redesigned fireplace; spacious rooms, abundant storage floor 3; 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths, with additional multi-purpose rooms including an entertaining kitchen on top floor. Carriage house currently eclectic living space. LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE EAST END NEAR UNIVERSITIES, HOSPITALS, RETAIL (WHOLE FOODS/ALDI/WALNUT/MARKET DISTRICT), BUS, PARKS AND MORE. RARE OPPORTUNIY TO RETURN THIS HOME TO ITS SPLENDOR.