c.1920 New York Craftsman Bungalow Under $90K

OHU50K Notes $89,900

c.1920 New York Craftsman Bungalow. Beautiful brick home among some shade trees. The inside of this home is rich and detailed. The sun porch is spacious and a good place to sit and enjoy the moment. A good balance of updating and old charm.

Yard featured at 512 Wildwood Ave, Salamanca, NY, 14779

Realtor Comments

Charming Brick Home with Timeless Character in Salamanca. Welcome to 512 Wildwood Avenue, where timeless craftsmanship meets incredible opportunity. This solid 3-bedroom, 2-bath brick home offers over 1,350 square feet of living space and is filled with original character just waiting to be appreciated. From the moment you arrive, you’ll appreciate the home’s stately curb appeal, classic brick exterior, and inviting covered front porch. Inside, rich original woodwork, decorative columns, oversized windows, and a spacious formal living room create a warm and welcoming atmosphere that is increasingly difficult to find. The adjoining formal dining room is perfect for holiday gatherings, family dinners, or entertaining guests, while the generously sized kitchen offers plenty of workspace and storage.Upstairs you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms and two full bathrooms, providing flexibility for families, guests, or a home office. A charming enclosed sun porch offers the perfect place to enjoy your morning coffee, unwind with a book, or create additional seasonal living space.Whether you’re looking for a first home, an investment property, or a residence you can update over time while preserving its historic charm, this home offers outstanding value. Conveniently located near schools, parks, shopping, restaurants, and downtown Salamanca, you’ll enjoy easy access to everyday amenities while living in an established neighborhood.

3 bed
2 bath
Build date 1920

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512 Wildwood Ave, Salamanca, NY 14779 $89,900

Contact Realtor: Gregory Spako
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Pros

Affordable cost of living

Home prices are generally well below the national average.
Property taxes can be lower than in many other parts of New York, though tax situations can vary because of the city’s location on Seneca Nation land.

Beautiful natural surroundings

Close to Allegany State Park, New York’s largest state park, with hiking, camping, lakes, and cross-country skiing.
Surrounded by forests and rolling hills that are especially scenic in the fall.

Outdoor recreation

Excellent opportunities for hiking, fishing, kayaking, hunting, and snowmobiling.
A good base for people who enjoy four-season outdoor activities.

Small-town feel

Quiet neighborhoods with a close-knit community.
Lower traffic and a slower pace of life.

Nearby entertainment

The Seneca Allegany Resort & Casino provides restaurants, concerts, gaming, and events that are uncommon for a city of Salamanca’s size.

Cons

Limited employment opportunities

The local economy is relatively small.
Jobs are concentrated in healthcare, education, government, hospitality, and the casino, with fewer options in specialized or high-paying industries.

Long winters

Western New York receives significant snowfall.
Cold temperatures and lake-effect snow can make winter driving challenging.

Population decline

Like many small upstate communities, Salamanca has experienced a gradual decline in population, which can affect retail options and local services.

Limited shopping and dining

Everyday essentials are available locally, but for a wider variety of shopping, restaurants, or entertainment, residents often travel to nearby cities.

Distance from major cities

While scenic, Salamanca is relatively rural.
The nearest larger cities are Olean (about 20–30 minutes away) and Buffalo (about 1½ hours away).

Unique considerations

Salamanca is unusual because nearly all of the land is leased from the Seneca Nation of Indians. Homeowners generally own their buildings but lease the land beneath them from the Seneca Nation. This arrangement is uncommon in the U.S. and is worth understanding if you’re considering buying property there.