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On the Grounds of the Former H.J. Heinz Mansion Stands This Thoughtfully Updated Point Breeze Property

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PHOTOS BY FLYOVER PROPERTIES Relocating to Pittsburgh from Washington, D.C., in 2019, Gera Jochum and Robert Rounsley say they were were hoping to own a piece of Pittsburgh history — which is just one of the many reasons a Point Breeze home caught their attention. Built in 1929, 7035 Penn Ave. is one of the homes built where Greenlawn, the ornate chateau belonging to ketchup king Henry J. Heinz, once stood. Today, all that remains of the mansion…
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On the Grounds of the Former H.J. Heinz Mansion Stands This Thoughtfully Updated Point Breeze Property

PHOTOS BY FLYOVER PROPERTIES Relocating to Pittsburgh from Washington, D.C., in 2019, Gera Jochum and Robert Rounsley say they were were hoping to own a piece of Pittsburgh history — which is just one of the many reasons a Point Breeze home caught their attention. Built in 1929, 7035 Penn Ave. is one of the homes built where Greenlawn, the ornate chateau belonging to ketchup king Henry J. Heinz, once stood. Today, all that remains of the mansion…

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