Under $75K Thursday – c.1900 Affordable New York Home For Sale $69K
$69,000
Four-bedroom, one-bath affordable New York home is a handsome traditional style home with hardwood floors, side porch, corner lot. It also has a brick fireplace, built-ins, five-panel doors and attic space as well as an attached garage and fenced rear yard.
Realtor Comments
Great starter home, 4 bedroom 1 bath, large fenced in yard. 2 car garage hardwood floors throughout, fireplace, nice sized kitchen, large dining room and walk up attic. Home is an estate and being sold as is. Walking distance to Elmira College or LECOM.
- 4bd
- 1ba
- 1,524sqft
- 8,411sqft lot
- Circa 1900
951 Davis St, Elmira, NY 14901
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: Howard Hanna Elmira 607-733-2700,
Keith C. Gustin 607-739-7899
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Location of This Affordable New York Home
Pros and Cons of Northwest Elmira, NY
Pros
- More affordable housing compared to many Northeast regions
- Close to natural attractions like the Finger Lakes and state parks
- Quieter residential area compared to downtown Elmira
- Easy access to Elmira College and Corning Community College
- Proximity to the Chemung River for recreation
- Close to shopping in Consumer Square and other retail centers
- Short drive to Mark Twain’s historic study and other local heritage sites
- Lower population density than central Elmira
- Reasonable commute to employers in Corning and Horseheads
- Distinct neighborhood feel with established communities
Cons
- Limited public transportation options
- Fewer entertainment and dining options than larger cities
- Economic challenges affecting the broader Elmira area
- Harsh winters with significant snowfall
- Some aging infrastructure in certain sections
- Limited nightlife compared to larger cities
- Lower property values can affect long-term investment potential
- Fewer job opportunities than metropolitan areas
- Limited cultural diversity compared to larger cities
- Some areas may face challenges with property maintenance and upkeep
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