3/2 c.1900 Pennsylvania Farmhouse on 2 Acres $199,900

$199,900

Packed with rustic charm and room to spread out, this Pennsylvania farmhouse sits on a scenic 2-acre lot! Features 3 to 4 spacious bedrooms, an inviting eat-in kitchen, and a light-filled living room anchored by a gas fireplace. The generous main-floor family room easily doubles as a 1st-floor primary suite. Outside, enjoy a large detached garage and a classic barn ready for projects, livestock, or extra storage.

Realtor Comments

2 Full Baths, Lots of natural light with Newer Windows, Large detached garage and other building. Free Gas for heating the house. Quiet neighborhood, yet close to shopping, restaurants, hotels, Keystone Safari Park, I-79 & I-80. Great for residential home or Airbnb. Needs updating.

3bd
2ba
2 acres
Circa 1900

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318 Old Ash Rd Lot A, Mercer, PA 16137 $199,900

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The Pros

Exceptional Affordability: Real estate and everyday expenses in Mercer are significantly lower than both state and national averages, making homeownership accessible for first-time buyers, families, and retirees.
Historic Small-Town Charm: Mercer features a picturesque, historic downtown centered around its grand Victorian-era county courthouse. The town maintains a slow-paced, friendly atmosphere with local parades,festivals, and community events.
Proximity to Shopping & Amenities: While Mercer itself is quiet, it is just a short drive from major regional retail destinations, including the Grove City Premium Outlets and the commercial hubs of Hermitage and Sharon.
Outdoor Recreation: Residents enjoy easy access to regional parks and lakes. McConnell’s Mill State Park,Moraine State Park (Lake Arthur), and Shenango River Lake are nearby, offering excellent hiking, boating,fishing, and camping.
Convenient Highway Access: Mercer is uniquely situated near the intersection of Interstate 80 and Interstate 79,making highway travel straightforward. Pittsburgh is only about an hour to the south, and Erie is roughly an hour to the north.

The Cons

Overcast & Cold Winters: Western Pennsylvania experiences grey, cloudy weather for a large portion of the year.Winters bring freezing temperatures, moderate snowfall, and prolonged overcast stretches typical of the Rust Belt region.
Limited Local Job Market: Economic opportunities directly within Mercer proper are somewhat restricted,heavily leaning on local government, public school districts, small retail, and agriculture. Most residents commute to nearby larger towns or toward Pittsburgh for specialized careers.
Subdued Nightlife & Entertainment: Downtown Mercer is quiet in the evenings. Diverse dining, nightlife,cultural venues, and entertainment options require driving to neighboring communities or into the Pittsburgh metro area.
Property Taxes: Like much of Pennsylvania, property tax rates relative to home values can feel high, which can offset some of the savings from low purchase prices.
Car Dependence: Mercer is a spread-out rural area outside its tiny historic core. Public transit is limited, meaning a reliable personal vehicle is necessary for daily life and errands.