c.1890 New York Italianate Fixer Upper For Sale $59K
$59,000
Here is a New York Italianate fixer upper. The exterior still has many of its Italianate details, while the interior has been partially updated. I spy the original staircase, wainscoting, built-in and wide plank wood floors, but they all need restoration.
Realtor Comments
Great fixer-upper opportunity! Downstairs is move in and rent ready. Whether you plan to live in one and fix up the other or as an investment where most the work is already done, what a great deal!
- 4bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1890
335 W Main St, Little Falls, NY 13365
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Summer Hoover
Brokered by Coldwell Banker Faith Properties Utica
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Location of This New York Italianate
Pros and Cons of Little Falls, New York
Pros
- Picturesque location in the Mohawk Valley with scenic views and historic architecture
- Rich historical significance with well-preserved 19th century buildings and Erie Canal heritage
- Lower cost of living compared to larger New York cities and towns
- Small-town charm with a walkable downtown area
- Good access to outdoor recreation (Adirondacks, Mohawk River, Erie Canal trails)
- Proximity to larger cities like Utica (about 20 minutes) and Albany (about 1.5 hours)
- Four distinct seasons with beautiful fall foliage
- Several annual festivals and community events
- Less traffic and congestion than larger cities
Cons
- Limited local employment opportunities
- Harsh, snowy winters typical of upstate New York
- Economic challenges common to many small post-industrial towns
- Fewer dining, shopping, and entertainment options compared to larger cities
- Limited public transportation options
- Population decline over recent decades
- Some aging infrastructure issues
- Limited specialized healthcare facilities within the immediate area
- Fewer educational opportunities compared to larger communities
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