Live at Frick Park’s Edge: A Stunning Cape Cod Retreat. Nestled in the sought-after Swisshelm Park enclave of Squirrel Hill, where greenery of Frick Park meets the bounds of the property, this remarkable 1935 Cape Cod is a true gem. Set on a spacious 1/3-acre lot, this brick home with a handsome slate roof offers connection to nature, its backyard flowing directly into Frick Park—a unique feature that makes outdoor living truly special. Designed and built by a concert violinist, the home’s centerpiece is the Music Room, where visitors are stopped in their tracks by the unexpected drama of soaring two-story vaulted ceiling and exposed trusses. This striking contrast to the home’s classic exterior creates a memorable experience. Hardwood floors, detailed woodwork, and charming paned windows add warmth and character throughout. Ideal for entertaining, the large eat-in kitchen, expanded in 2015, opens to a formal dining room with built-in china cabinets, perfect for hosting. Sliding doors lead to the expansive backyard, where mature trees, a peaceful koi pond, and trellised grapevines blend seamlessly with Frick Park’s natural beauty. A shed keeps sports gear and lawn tools organized. The home features three bedrooms, two-and-a-half baths, and a private first-floor office with backyard access, great for work or relaxation. A second-floor laundry adds convenience, and a semi-finished basement offers extra space. A one-car garage and off-street parking complete the practical touches. Located on a quiet street where kids play freely on the Drive, this home feels like a peaceful retreat yet is just minutes from downtown Pittsburgh via Interstate 376. With its oversized lot flowing into Frick Park, this residence is a rare find for those seeking a home with unique character, timeless appeal, and a country-like setting. For more information or to schedule a private viewing, contact Dani Gundlach at Piatt Sotheby’s International Realty.