The 1992 house at 2089 Blairmont Drive went under contract 3 days after the current listing date and closed $55,000 above its final asking price, heading a week in which the five highest-priced reported home sales across the Pittsburgh metro area combined for $8.41 million.
This week’s Pittsburgh real estate roundup spans Westminster Manor, Lake Macleod, Treesdale, Sewickley Hills and Gibsonia. Gibsonia addresses turn up in Lake Macleod, in Treesdale and on Legran Drive, and the homes on the list were built between 1980 and 2010.
No. 1 — $2,450,000 · 2089 Blairmont Dr, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Set just off Route 19 in Westminster Manor, 2089 Blairmont Drive sold for $2.45 million on September 10, 2026, the highest price among the metro area’s reported home sales that week. Built in 1992, the five-bedroom house has a reported 6,786 square feet.
An exposed aggregate governor’s drive leads to a two-story entry and a three-car garage. The main floor holds a large living room, a curved dining room and a kitchen with a gas range, griddle and grill plus a breakfast area, all adjoining a family room with a wood-burning fireplace. An oak-paneled office looks out over the front of the property. On the second floor, the owner’s suite has a vaulted ceiling, a large walk-in shower, a jetted tub and two vanities; a two-story bedroom connects through a Jack-and-Jill bath to a third bedroom, and a fourth bedroom with high ceilings has its own bath. A fifth bedroom with a full bath occupies the third floor, and a large laundry room sits on the second.
The lower level includes a game room with a fireplace, a gym and storage, with access to a backyard that has a fountain, a fire pit and a sport court. A heated screened porch extends from the family room. The property previously changed hands for $1,200,000 in 2016.
Annette Ganassi of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services was the listing agent. Annette Ganassi’s Westminster Manor listing went under contract 3 days after the current listing date, closed $55,000 above its final asking price of $2,395,000 and ranked No. 1 in RealtyWire’s Pittsburgh Metro Area Top 5 home sales for the week ending September 13, 2026. Vivian Ulrich of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $1,700,000 · 201 Macfadden Dr, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania
Backing to mature woods on 1.18 acres in the Lake Macleod community, the brick-and-stone house at 201 Macfadden Drive in Gibsonia changed hands for $1.7 million in a September 9, 2026 closing. Built in 2010, the five-bedroom home has a reported 5,200 square feet and is in the Pine Richland School District.
The newly rebuilt custom kitchen has a large center island, Viking professional appliances including a gas range with convection ovens, an integrated wine bar and a custom pantry, and the eat-in area opens to a family room with a two-story stone fireplace. Hand-scraped hickory floors run through the main level, which also has a sunken den, a dining room with crown molding, a flex room and a mudroom. An open upper walkway overlooks the two-story foyer.
The primary suite includes a sitting area, a private balcony, two large closets and a fully remodeled bath with vaulted ceilings, a jetted tub and a multi-spray ceramic shower, and the home’s other bathrooms have been redone with new tile. The lower level adds a custom bar, a billiards area, a theater room, the fifth bedroom and a full bath. Outside, a tiered stone patio with a built-in gas grill and fire pit overlooks a level, irrigated backyard, and residents of the neighborhood have access to the lake and a boathouse. The property previously changed hands for $1,190,000 in 2017.
Tina Marie Cicero of Compass Pennsylvania, LLC was the listing agent. The $1.7 million Lake Macleod sale ranked No. 2 in RealtyWire’s Pittsburgh Metro Area Top 5 for the week, and Tina Marie Cicero’s listing went under contract 11 days after the current listing date. Jeannine Mullen of Howard Hanna Real Estate Services represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $1,565,000 · 1007 Amy Pl, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania
Treesdale, where the Arnold Palmer-designed golf course and Treesdale Country Club are available to residents through separate membership, is home to the 2004 house at 1007 Amy Place in Gibsonia. It sold for $1,565,000 in a transaction completed September 10, 2026, and has six bedrooms and a reported 6,586 square feet.
The house has been renovated in stages. Wood flooring runs across the main level, where the family room has custom built-ins and an updated fireplace, a first-floor office is fitted with two workstations, and the kitchen is paired with a butler’s pantry and windows facing the rear yard. A curved staircase rises to the upper-level bedrooms and a bonus room above the three-car garage. The primary suite has a tray ceiling and a bath renovated in 2026 with floating vanities, lighted mirrors, a soaking tub and a porcelain shower.
The lower level, renovated in 2017 and 2018, has a second primary bedroom with its own bath, another full bath with a steam shower, a full kitchen, a workout room, a second laundry and a family room. Outdoors, a custom salt-water inground pool by Westmoreland Pools has a tanning ledge, waterfalls and app-controlled lighting, and an outdoor kitchen pavilion includes a built-in grill, a Kalamazoo pizza oven, a beverage refrigerator, a granite-topped island and a firepit area. The property previously changed hands for $910,000 in 2017.
Linda Honeywill of Berkshire Hathaway The Preferred Realty was the listing agent. Linda Honeywill’s Treesdale listing ranked No. 3 among the Pittsburgh metro area’s highest-priced reported home sales for the week ending September 13, 2026. Ryan Bibza of Coldwell Banker Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 4 — $1,350,000 · 2106 Henry Rd, Sewickley, Pennsylvania
Nearly five acres of mature trees surround 2106 Henry Road in Sewickley Hills, where a 1980 house at the top of the road sold for $1,350,000 on September 10, 2026. The four-bedroom home has a reported 4,950 square feet and is in the Quaker Valley School District.
The house pairs cedar siding and asymmetric rooflines with walls of glass that face the treetops. Carved double doors open to a great room finished in warm wood, with a fireplace at one end and a wall of windows at the other. The kitchen has stainless appliances and dark stone counters and opens to a family room with built-in shelving and sliding doors to the deck, while a formal dining room with hardwood floors sits between the two. The primary suite is on the main level, as is the two-car garage.
A screened porch with wood floors and a wood ceiling leads to a tiered deck and a brick patio shaded by a large river birch. A separate guest house with three bedrooms and two bathrooms stands at a distance from the main residence. The listing places the property about ten minutes from Sewickley Village and twenty minutes from Pittsburgh International Airport. It previously changed hands for $400,000 in 1996.
Robyn Jones of Piatt Sotheby’s International Realty was the listing agent. Robyn Jones’s Henry Road listing went under contract 13 days after the current listing date and closed at its full asking price, taking the No. 4 spot in RealtyWire’s Pittsburgh Metro Area Top 5 for the week. Shannon Thieroff of Coldwell Banker Realty represented the buyer.
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No. 5 — $1,340,000 · 2133 Legran Dr, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania
A private, wooded 1.5-acre setting frames 2133 Legran Drive in Gibsonia, a 1994 house that changed hands for $1,340,000. The transaction, completed September 9, 2026, was the fifth-highest reported home sale in the Pittsburgh metro area that week. The six-bedroom home has a reported 6,958 square feet.
Listing materials identify Spagnolo as the builder. A governor’s drive leads to an arched brick covered entry and a two-story foyer with a winding staircase, and the interior carries arch-topped glass windows, cased entries with transoms and Spagnolo-style rounded drywall edges. The formal dining room with a butler’s pantry and the den have custom built-ins and wainscoting, and the great room has a wall of glass beneath two-story arch-topped windows with access to an expansive deck.
A first-floor primary suite has a gas fireplace, a sitting area, a walk-in closet with custom built-ins and a bath with marble floors, a glass-and-marble shower and a marble-surround soaking tub. The family room, also with a gas fireplace, opens to an eat-in kitchen with an extra-large island. Upstairs, bedrooms with their own baths and walk-in closets share the floor with a bonus room and a second laundry room. The walk-out lower level has a gas fireplace and storage and opens to a patio and a spa house with a hot tub. An oversized heated three-car garage, a whole-house generator and heated ice cables are also part of the property, which previously changed hands for $95,000 in 1993, before the current residence was completed in 1994.
Georgie Smigel of Coldwell Banker Realty was the listing agent. Georgie Smigel’s Legran Drive listing took the No. 5 position in RealtyWire’s Top 5 home sales for the Pittsburgh metro area for the week ending September 13, 2026. Linda Honeywill of Berkshire Hathaway The Preferred Realty represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, September 13, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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