Refreshed Two Bedroom Affordable Pennsylvania Home Under $57K

$56,900

Enjoy the best of privacy and convenience in this 2-bedroom, 2-bath affordable Pennsylvania home, ideally situated on a low-traffic dead-end street. Located within the Ferndale School District, the home features a covered porch and a secluded backyard bordered by mature trees.

Porch featured at 719 Suter St, Johnstown, PA, 15905

Realtor Comments

The main level includes an eat-in kitchen with stainless steel gas range, a living room with newly refinished hardwoods, a full bath, and a versatile bonus room perfect for an office or pantry. Upstairs, you will find two bedrooms, a newly added 3/4 bathroom, and a walk-up attic for extra storage. The basement provides laundry hookups and additional storage rooms, while the exterior features an oversized shed. Recent improvements include fresh paint, new flooring, updated light and plumbing fixtures, new doors, and sewer work. Schedule your tour today.

2bd
2ba
940sqft
0.25 acre lot

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Forest featured at 719 Suter St, Johnstown, PA, 15905

719 Suter St, Johnstown, PA 15905 $56,900

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Contact Realtor: Rachael Shroyer

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Exterior featured at 719 Suter St, Johnstown, PA, 15905

Pros

1. Very Affordable Housing

Johnstown is one of the more affordable housing markets in Pennsylvania.
Historic homes, starter homes, and larger properties can often be purchased at prices well below national averages.

2. Low Cost of Living

Everyday expenses, property taxes, and housing costs are generally reasonable.
Retirees and budget-conscious buyers often find good value here.

3. Beautiful Mountain Setting

Surrounded by the Allegheny Mountains, the area offers attractive scenery year-round.
Fall foliage is particularly spectacular.

4. Outdoor Recreation

Residents enjoy hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, skiing, and biking.
Nearby destinations include Prince Gallitzin State Park and Laurel Ridge State Park.

5. Rich History

Johnstown is famous for the devastating Johnstown Flood and its steel-industry heritage.
Historic sites and museums provide a strong connection to the region’s past.

6. Small-City Feel

Less traffic, shorter commutes, and a slower pace of life than larger metropolitan areas.
Many residents appreciate the close-knit community atmosphere.

Cons

1. Limited Job Market

The decline of the steel industry significantly impacted the local economy.
Employment opportunities can be more limited than in larger Pennsylvania cities.

2. Population Decline

Johnstown has experienced population loss over several decades.
Some neighborhoods contain vacant properties and aging infrastructure.

3. Older Housing Stock

Many homes were built decades ago and may require updates or ongoing maintenance.
Historic homes can come with additional upkeep costs.

4. Long, Gray Winters

Winters are often cold, snowy, and cloudy.
Lake-effect and mountain weather patterns can lead to significant snowfall.

5. Limited Entertainment Options

While there are local restaurants, festivals, and events, residents seeking extensive nightlife or cultural attractions often travel to larger cities.

6. Healthcare and Specialized Services