c.1900 Pennsylvania Handyman Special For Sale $29K

$29,000

Step inside this Pennsylvania handyman special to discover a bright, welcoming living room bathed in natural light. Offering approximately 864 square feet of living space, this home provides the perfect canvas to make it your own. The kitchen features abundant cabinet storage and opens effortlessly to the adjoining dining area, creating an ideal space for everyday living and entertaining.

Realtor Comments

Make this charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath cottage your own! Nestled on a generous 0.236-acre lot in Fayette City, this quaint home exudes warmth and character. The back door opens to a lovely porch, where you can relax and soak up the fresh air and sunshine while admiring your spacious, wooded yard-a perfect canvas for your garden dreams or outdoor gatherings. This home is a diamond in the rough, eagerly awaiting your creative vision and tender loving care. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity-the potential is limitless! Schedule your showing today and take the first step toward making this house your dream home! Being Sold AS IS, WHERE IS. Buyer is responsible for all inspections & city requirements for closing. All info, including utilities & room dimensions, is approximate, deemed reliable but not guaranteed, & should be independently verified. The seller does not guarantee that all property details are included.

2bed
1bath
Circa 1900

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197 Coates Way, Fayette City, PA 15438

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Contact Realtor: Kimberlee Mcclellan

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Pros

Smaller-town feel: Typically less traffic and a tighter community vibe.
Often lower cost of living: Many PA small communities cost less than major metro areas.
Easy access to bigger towns: You can usually drive to nearby cities for more shopping, jobs, and entertainment.
Seasonal recreation: Hiking, parks, and winter activities are all common in PA depending on your proximity.
Local culture: More regional events, local history, and community activities.

Cons

More commuting for work/amenities: Specialized healthcare, big-box shopping, and some employers may require driving.
Fewer nightlife/entertainment options: You may have fewer choices than in larger areas.
Weather can be a lot: Winters can be cold and snowy; summers can be humid—plus storm risk at times.
Housing condition variability: In older small towns, you may need to be selective with property maintenance and infrastructure.
Public transit may be limited: Car ownership is often important.