Take a virtual tour of a $2.9 million mansion in Rostraver
A look at the front of 333 Castle Drive in Rostraver Township
An overhead view of the property at 333 Castle Drive in Rostraver Township
A home that recently went on sale at 333 Castle Drive in Rostraver Township certainly lives up to its street name.
The eight-bedroom estate home that recently went on sale through Keller Williams Realty and The Karen Marshall Group is situated on 33 acres and has many extraordinary features.
For example, could you imagine working out in a gym designed by Arnold Schwarzenegger’s trainer in your own home? How about inviting friends over to play baseball on a full-size private field in your backyard or working on your golf swing in a country-club-quality practice facility?
Well, all of these are possible if you buy the home at 333 Castle Drive.
Of course, you’ll have to be able to afford to make payments on a $2.9 million mortgage to buy this lavish 33-acre estate that once belonged to a part owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, according to architect Michael Marquez’s website.
Before trying to calculate whether or not you can afford this palatial estate, just keep in mind that Trulia’s estimated monthly mortgage payment would be $14,941.
Obviously, that price will limit who can put a serious offer on the home, but for the rest of us, we can enjoy this 360-degree virtual tour of this awe-inspiring abode in the Mon Valley provided by Sam Jackson, marketing director for The Karen Marshall Group.
Apart from the impressive sporting areas, listing agent Karen Marshall notes that 333 Castle also has several interesting features, including retractable chandeliers, a mirrored hidden room and an indoor youth basketball court.
The 2,200 square-foot master suite boasts separate his and her bathrooms, with the “her” bath including vanilla marble, whirlpool tub and an oversized shower and “his” finished in deep cherry cabinets and black marble counters.
The master suite is made even cozier by an elevated sitting room with a dual-sided octagonal fireplace.
There wouldn’t be much arguing over the remote in the family room at 333 Castle, considering it features three TV stations. Plus, a wet bar with peeled piano finish and granite counter complete with an ice maker, dishwasher and cooled beer tap make this area perfect for hosting company.
The impressive features of 333 Castle seem to go on forever. But the chance to buy it might not last as long.
Marshall notes the home was on the market “three or four” times earlier and a potential buyer that missed the chance previously has expressed interest in making an offer.
But even if we all can’t live as luxuriously as whoever ends up buying this home, at least we have a virtual 360-degree tour and our own dreams.