c.1870 New York Fixer Upper in Need of Restoration Reduced to Under $50K

$55,000 Reduced to $49,900

This historic brick New York fixer upper home from 1870 stands ready for completion, featuring preserved elements like the original decorative fireplace alongside modern updates including a new metal roof and 200-amp electrical box. The stripped interior presents a blank canvas where you can blend historical character with contemporary design, while the included second lot offers expansion possibilities. Documentation of the home’s 1870-1920 architectural history accompanies this rare opportunity to revive a genuine treasure while making it uniquely yours.

Realtor Comments

Discover the Charm and Potential of a Historic Gem This historical brick home, built in 1870, awaits a new owner to complete its restoration. With up to three floors, this spacious residence has been stripped to its essentials, offering a blank canvas for customization. Key historical elements, such as the original decorative fireplace and radiators, have been preserved. A 200-amp electrical circuit breaker box and a newer metal roof have been installed, and most windows have been replaced for improved energy efficiency. The heating system is currently disconnected, and electricity is limited to facilitate renovations. Much of the original woodwork has been saved for reinstallation to maintain the home’s character. Included with the home is a second lot at the corner of (24) Rensselaer and Adams Ave with a storage shed, providing additional space for expansion or other uses. The current owner has documented the home’s history from 1870 to 1920, offering valuable insights for restoration. This historical brick home is an opportunity to blend old-world charm with modern potential, creating a unique and personalized living space.

• 3bed
• 1bath
• 2,456sqft
• Circa 1870

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