140 Witherow feels familiar in the best way. A Dutch Colonial set on nearly an acre in Bell Acres, it has the warmth of a house that seems to have been waiting in your memory: rich-toned refinished hardwood floors, French doors, two fireplaces, traditional millwork, and large windows looking into mature trees. The living room is especially pretty, with paneled millwork surrounding the fireplace and proportions that feel gracious without becoming formal. Across the hall, the family room is cozier, with a beamed ceiling and another fireplace. The kitchen sits naturally at the center of the first floor, with white cabinetry, black granite counters, newer appliances, an island, and easy connections to the dining room, main-floor laundry, and the rest of the house. Upstairs, four bedrooms continue the hardwood floors and wooded outlooks. The primary suite includes a walk-in closet and a recently updated white marble bath with glass shower. A second full bath serves the remaining bedrooms, with a separately enclosed tub area. The full unfinished basement adds useful storage and flexibility, and the attached two-car garage makes daily life a little easier. Outside, the house settles into its setting. The 42,209-square-foot corner lot is framed by established oaks, a broad lawn, and a curving wooded street where the homes appear gradually through the trees. A large composite deck extends the living space outdoors and includes a gas grill connected to a gas line. An invisible fence is also in place. Very close to Sewickley Heights Golf Club, just a short drive to Sewickley Village, and convenient to Pittsburgh International Airport, 140 Witherow feels tucked away while remaining well connected. But the real appeal is harder to measure. Sipping tea on the front porch. Holiday gatherings around the dining room. Quiet mornings with the neighborhood birds on the back deck. This home is ready for all the memories you'll make, big and small. Come, take a tour.