c.1900 11 Bedroom New York Home For Sale Under $65K

$64,999

Once a nursing home, this New York home offers 11 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, making it a rare find. It’s an excellent opportunity for investors, larger households, or even for creative conversion projects.

Realtor Comments

Spacious 3-story single-family home offering 4,679 sq ft of living space on a 9,724 sq ft lot. Major updates include electrical improvements completed in 2020 and brand-new plumbing from the street to the home. The roof was replaced in 2016, and the property has no known foundation issues. Heating is provided by a gas furnace. The home does require repairs and is being sold as-is. Fire damage is present on the rear exterior, affecting the porch and back wall, along with one interior wall that needs replacement. Additionally, approximately 10 windows need to be replaced. There is no central air conditioning. Exterior features include private off-street parking and no garage. With its size, layout, and prior use, this property offers significant potential for redevelopment or restoration. Bring your vision and restore this expansive property to its full potential.#BA & #BR Owner Verified

11bd
3ba
3,131sqft
9,723sqft lot
Circa 1900

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958 Lake St, Elmira, NY 14901

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Contact Realtor: Derek Greene

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Pros

Lower cost of living (often): Generally more affordable than major NY metros.
Strong access to nature: Nearby parks, trails, and great fall/winter scenery—good for outdoorsy lifestyles.
Smaller-city convenience: You can usually handle daily errands without big-city travel.
Local culture + events: Community events, local history, and a recognizable “Upstate” vibe.
Good location for day trips: Easy driving to other Upstate spots (and not too far from larger areas depending on where you go).
Affordable housing options: More variety in older homes and properties than in expensive regions.

Cons

Weather extremes: Cold winters, snowy stretches, and a short “good weather” window; also occasional storms.
Economy/jobs can be more limited: Depending on your industry, you may have fewer high-paying options locally and might need commuting.
Traffic can be fine, but transit is limited: You’ll likely rely on a car for most shopping, work, and healthcare.
Seasonal slowdowns: Some businesses and activity feel quieter outside peak seasons.
Older housing stock: Many homes are charming but may require maintenance (heating efficiency, insulation, repairs)—this varies a lot by property.