After a close call with near-destruction due to a tenacious critter infestation, an architecturally significant Pittsburgh home is getting fresh attention.
The Abraam Steinberg House, a Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired residence that was nearly demolished in 1989 due to termite damage, was recently listed for $1.2 million, Dwell reported.
What happened?
Hope and Terence Alcorn were looking for a new home after selling their house in Buffalo, New York, when they first set their sights on Pittsburgh in 1989.
A realtor first showed them a conventional early-1900s brick colonial, but the couple passed, saying it was “not really [their] style.”…