Sweet c.1880 New York Fixer Upper $59,900

OHU50K Notes $59,900

Sweet c.1880 New York Fixer Upper. Charming little handyman special with good bones. Just a few blocks from Main St.

Porch featured at 409 E Miller St, Newark, NY, 14513

Realtor Comments

Finally, an investment property where the purchase price isn’t competing with the renovation budget. Welcome to 409 Miller Street, a classic Newark home where many of the big-ticket items have already been handled, leaving the next owner with an opportunity to focus on cosmetics, updates, and value creation. Featuring replacement windows, a newer roof, a high-efficiency furnace, and a newer water heater, this property offers a head start that’s becoming harder and harder to find at this price point. Inside, you’ll find almost 1000 square feet of potential, including 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, spacious living areas, original character, and a floor plan ready for its next chapter. Yes, the upstairs bathroom could use some love. Let’s just say it’s currently more “before” than “after.” But that’s where the opportunity lives. Whether you’re looking to flip, renovate and rent, execute a BRRRR strategy, or purchase with a rehab loan and build instant sweat equity, this property checks the boxes. The numbers work, the major mechanicals are in place, and the price leaves room for improvements. At $59,900, you may not be able to put it on your credit card… but you’ll probably check your limit just to see. Why You’ll Love It: – Newer roof, replacement windows, high-efficiency furnace, and newer water heater – Strong candidate for a flip, rental, BRRRR, or rehab-loan project – Affordable entry point with significant upside potential. Delayed Negotiations on July 8th at 6 pm Eastern.

2 bed
1.5 bath
Build date 1880

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409 E Miller St, Newark, NY 14513 $59,900

Contact Realtor: Jeremias Maneiro
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Pros

Affordable housing. Home prices are generally well below the national average and lower than in many Rochester suburbs, making homeownership attainable for many buyers.
Good location. Newark sits along New York State Route 31 and near the New York State Thruway, providing access to Rochester, Syracuse, and surrounding communities.
Finger Lakes recreation. Residents are close to lakes, parks, hiking trails, wineries, boating, fishing, and cycling. The region is especially beautiful during the fall.
Lower cost of living. Housing and many day-to-day expenses are relatively affordable compared with much of New York State.
Small-town atmosphere. Community events, school sports, and local organizations contribute to a friendly, close-knit feel.
Healthcare nearby. Basic healthcare is available locally, with larger hospitals and specialists within driving distance in Rochester.

Cons

Limited local job market. Employment is available in manufacturing, healthcare, education, agriculture, and retail, but many professionals commute to Rochester or other nearby cities.
Cold, snowy winters. Winters can be long, with snow, ice, and below-freezing temperatures.
Property taxes. Like many communities in New York, property taxes can be relatively high even when home prices are affordable.
Limited entertainment. Newark has local restaurants and community events, but major concerts, museums, and nightlife are generally found in Rochester or Syracuse.
Older housing stock. Many homes were built decades ago and may require maintenance or modernization.
Car dependency. Most errands and commuting require a personal vehicle.