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YOUR CITY 

SANCTUARY

Where New Memories Become Part of An Old Story.

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One House. One Group.
One Unforgettable Weekend.

The Grace Avery brings up to 16 overnight guests together under one historic roof — a private Pittsburgh home for reconnecting, exploring, celebrating life's milestones, and making the weekend part of the memory.

The House

Historic character. Modern comfort. Room for everyone.

Five bedrooms, four baths, a private loft, and spaces made for gathering give up to 16 guests an entire historic Pittsburgh home to call their own.

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Modern open-concept kitchen with marble island, rattan pendant lights, bar stools, white cabinetry, and brown leather sofa

Stop Splitting the Group.

Skip the hotel blocks and separate stays. At The Grace Avery, up to 16 overnight guests can share one historic house — waking up together, heading out together, coming home together, and enjoying all the moments in between.

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Make the Occasion the Whole Weekend.

Some occasions deserve more than a few hours.

Whether Pittsburgh is bringing you together for a wedding, birthday, reunion, anniversary, graduation, or simply a long-overdue weekend away, The Grace Avery gives up to 16 overnight guests a place to stay together and make more of the time in between.

Explore Pittsburgh

Come home to the sanctuary.

Steps from Allegheny Commons, The Grace Avery puts Pittsburgh outside your door — culture, food, sports, neighborhoods and the city waiting to be explored.

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