Here’s the thing about Sewickley Heights Manor: nobody talks about it.

Not in a bad way. It’s not controversial or overlooked because something’s wrong with it. It’s just... quiet. Tucked up off the road, doing its thing, not particularly interested in being discovered. The Tudor feel to the townhomes give it almost a storybook feel which is honestly kind of charming. Also mildly frustrating, because I’ve spent enough time here — lived here, actually — to know it’s genuinely good, and genuinely good things should get a little recognition. So. Consider this the recognition.

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