c.1890 New York Fixer Upper on 2 Acres $36K
$36,000
This New York fixer upper features a shed and a quaint stable, offering excellent potential for storage or hobby farming, along with ample open space ready to be tailored to your vision.

***HUD HOME IN ADDISON NY*** Located in the quiet countryside of Addison, New York, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers 1,627 sq ft of potential on 2 acres. Just a short drive from the Pennsylvania border and near the Finger Lakes region, the setting provides a peaceful rural atmosphere with access to outdoor recreation. This home is being sold as-is and requires renovation, making it a great opportunity for investors or buyers looking to restore and add value.
- 3bed
- 2bath
- 1,627sqft
- 2acre lot
- Circa 1890

2766 County Route 102, Addison, NY 14801 $36,000
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Scott Hadsell

Pros of living in Addison, NY
Affordable cost of living
- Housing is much cheaper than the national average, with home values often under $120K–$150K.
- Rent is also relatively low compared to most of New York State.
Good if you want to buy property or live on a tighter budget.
Quiet, small-town feel
- Population is only around 1,500–2,500 people, so it’s very peaceful and low-density.
- Strong sense of community and “everyone knows everyone” vibe.
Low crime
- Crime rates are below average, making it a relatively safe place to live.
Nature & outdoor lifestyle
- Located in rural Steuben County, New York, with access to parks, lakes, and scenic countryside.
Great for hiking, fishing, or just wanting space.
Homeownership is common
- Most residents own their homes, which can create more stable neighborhoods.
Cons of living in Addison, NY
Very limited amenities
- Not many restaurants, shopping centers, or entertainment options nearby.
- Many things are not within walking distance, so you’ll rely on a car.
Fewer job opportunities
- Smaller local economy can mean limited job options and lower wages.
Many residents commute or work remotely.
Isolation / longer commutes
- Public transportation is minimal, and commutes can be longer than average.
- You may need to drive to nearby towns for essentials.
Declining population
- The area has seen population decline, which can affect local businesses and services over time.
Weather
- Like much of upstate NY, winters can be cold, snowy, and long (noted as a downside in livability scores).

















*
You May Also Like
c.1941 Nice Little Pennsylvania Handyman Special on a 1 Acre Country Lot Under $39K
November 14, 2025
c.1940 Louisiana Handyman Special $35K
July 19, 2024