A collection of historic homes for those who dream...

1925 Tudor Revival in New Castle, PA

5/28/25 5 Comments
Posted on OHD: 5/28/25. Last OHD Update: 5/28/25.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.

421 E Moody Ave, New Castle, PA 16105

Discover timeless grandeur and architectural distinction in this stately 3-story brick residence nestled on 1.76 acres in the heart of the North Hill Historic District. Built in 1925 by D. S. Pearson, founder of the Pearson Brick Company, this landmark home showcases the company’s signature rolled-edge bricks, originally crafted to pave New Castle’s historic streets. Offering 7 spacious bedrooms and 3.5 baths, the home seamlessly blends historic craftsmanship with modern comfort. Inside, rich mahogany millwork, leaded glass doors, 4 fireplaces, and original hardwood floors are preserved to honor the home’s heritage. Enjoy expansive living and entertaining space, including a partially finished basement featuring a speak-easy style bar and a secret back room. Outside, the estate boasts a private swimming pool, a pavilion with overhead storage, and a 2-story, 3-car carriage house with a 1,125 sq ft ADU. This home presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of the city’s architectural story.
7 Bed ∙ 3.5 Bath ∙ 3,037 Sq Ft ∙ 1.76 Ac.
State: | Region: | Associated Styles or Type: | Period & Associated Styles: , |
5 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Civility is expected. This site is devoted to historic architecture and the stories it carries, so please keep discussions within those walls. Comments are overseen by both readers and automated moderation. If you spot a remark that crosses the line, click the red flag in the upper right corner of the comment.

Political commentary of any kind is strictly forbidden.

By commenting, you are agreeing that you have read and will follow the comment policy.
[Click here to review the full comment policy.] Updated 7/21/26.

Old House Dreams does not represent this property. All listing details should be independently verified.