Beautiful c.1924 New York Craftsman Bungalow Under $100K

OHU50K Notes $99,900

Beautiful c.1924 New York Craftsman Bungalow. This home has been well kept and is a great buy. There is a detached garage and the location is perfect.

Yard featured at 145 Maple St, Jamestown, NY, 14701

Realtor Comments

Welcome to 145 Maple Street, Jamestown, NY! This charming 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home offers a wonderful blend of character, space, and functionality. Featuring beautiful natural woodwork throughout, this home showcases timeless craftsmanship and warmth from the moment you step inside. The main level includes a spacious living room, a formal dining room perfect for gatherings or entertaining, and an eat in kitchen with plenty of room for everyday meals. Large closets throughout the home provide excellent storage, while the thoughtful layout offers comfortable living for anyone looking for extra space. Outside, you’ll appreciate the detached two car garage, providing ample room for vehicles, storage, or a workshop. Conveniently located close to local amenities, this home is full of potential and ready for its next owner to make it their own. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a home filled with classic charm and everyday practicality.

3 bed
1.5 bath
Build date 1924

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145 Maple St, Jamestown, NY 14701 $99,900

Contact Realtor: Heather Shea-Canaley
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Pros

Affordable housing. Home prices are generally well below the national average, making homeownership accessible for many buyers.
Low cost of living. Everyday expenses such as housing and some services tend to be lower than in many parts of the Northeast.
Outdoor recreation. Residents have easy access to boating, fishing, hiking, and skiing. Chautauqua Lake and nearby parks offer year-round activities.
Arts and culture. The city is home to National Comedy Center and the Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Museum, which attract visitors from around the country.
Small-city amenities. You’ll find grocery stores, healthcare, restaurants, schools, and community events without the congestion of a large metro area.
Friendly community. Many residents appreciate the close-knit feel and local pride.

Cons

Limited job market. Manufacturing remains important, but opportunities in specialized professional fields can be limited. Some residents commute or work remotely.
Population decline. Jamestown has experienced decades of population loss, which has affected parts of the local economy and housing market.
Older housing stock. Many homes were built decades ago and may require updates or ongoing maintenance.
Cold, snowy winters. The region receives significant lake-effect snow, and winters can be long and gray.
Some neighborhoods face economic challenges. Like many Rust Belt cities, conditions vary by neighborhood, so it’s important to research specific areas before buying a home.
Distance from major cities. While Buffalo and Erie are reachable by car, major airports, large entertainment venues, and specialized shopping require some travel.