Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Bloomfield Homes for Sale
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8 homes
Avg $732,988
Market Overview
Bloomfield Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Bloomfield, PA
8
Active Listings
$733K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$399,000
To
$1,500,000
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About Bloomfield Real Estate
Bloomfield sits among Pittsburgh’s older residential neighborhoods and draws a mix of long-term residents and newer arrivals who value its compact layout and everyday convenience. The area is located within the city limits and offers quick access to downtown by car or transit. Daily life often centers on neighborhood streets lined with modest homes, small parks, and a handful of local shops and eateries that serve both residents and visitors. Public transportation and nearby trails support an active outdoor routine for those who prefer walking or cycling over driving. Families rely on the city’s public school system along with several private and charter options located throughout Pittsburgh. The housing stock includes two- and three-story row houses, some detached single-family homes, and occasional larger properties that have been updated over the years. At the moment the neighborhood shows eight active listings with an average asking price near $733,000, giving buyers a sense of current availability and pricing within the broader Pittsburgh market.
Average listing price: $732,988 · 8 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings show an average asking price of roughly $733,000. Prices range from about $399,000 for smaller row homes up to $1.5 million for larger or renovated properties. Buyers should compare these figures with recent sales data and work with a local agent to understand how individual homes align with the neighborhood average.
There are eight active listings in Bloomfield at this time. Inventory can shift quickly in smaller city neighborhoods, so checking daily updates is useful. The modest number of listings suggests buyers may need to act promptly when a suitable property appears.
Most homes are two- or three-story row houses, with some detached single-family residences mixed in. A smaller number of larger properties appear on wider lots or corner locations. Remodeling is common, so condition and updates vary from house to house.
Residents use nearby city parks and local green spaces for walking, sports, and casual recreation. Several trails connect to larger Pittsburgh park systems, giving options for longer outings. Proximity to these areas supports an active lifestyle without requiring a long drive.
The neighborhood is served by Pittsburgh Public Schools along with nearby private and charter programs. Families typically review specific school boundaries and program offerings when choosing a home. Touring campuses and speaking with current parents can provide helpful context beyond general district information.