Save This c.1900 New York Fixer Upper For Sale on Acre Reduced to $85K
$99,900 Reduced to $85,000
This New York fixer upper is from my old neck of the woods. The four-bedroom, one-bath home offers hardwood floors and original staircase, but the 2,200-sf home needs everything from soup to nuts. On the plus side, the are is beautiful! In our early years of marriage, we owned a 15-acre farmette right off the road this featured home is on. Route 20 may look like a highway, but believe me, it is actually a lovely scenic drive with little traffic.
The home is located less than a 10-minute drive to the sweetest, little New York village. It is a favorite of mine. Plus, the home is just down the hill from The Tepee souvenir shop and the “Grand Panoramic View!” Now I have home sickness. However, when we first featured this home in April 2025 it was on the market for $22,500. With very little, if any, work done since that time, even the current reduced $85,000 price tag may be wishful thinking.
Realtor Comments
4 Bedroom 1 Bath Cir 1900 Federal Style home on 1 acre. House is a fixer upper. Kitchen has built in cabinets. Formal dining room with tall ceilings. Wide plank hardwood floors throughout. Needs TLC. Needs, plumbing, electric service and new heating system. Good bones.
- 4bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1900
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Location of This New York Fixer Upper
Pros and Cons of Living in Cherry Valley, New York
Pros
- Historic charm – Beautiful 18th-century architecture and designation on the National Register of Historic Places
- Scenic beauty – Located in picturesque Otsego County with rolling hills and rural landscapes
- Arts community – Home to a vibrant arts scene with galleries and the Cherry Valley Artworks
- Small village atmosphere – Close-knit community with population under 1,000
- Outdoor recreation – Proximity to hiking, fishing, and winter sports opportunities
- Cultural attractions – Annual festivals, museums, and the Cherry Valley Museum
- Lower housing costs – More affordable than many areas in New York State
- Tourism appeal – Summer tourism brings visitors and supports local businesses
- Less congestion – Minimal traffic and noise compared to urban areas
The video below shows The Tepee and Grand Panoramic View
Cons
- Limited employment opportunities – Few major employers in the immediate area
- Harsh winters – Heavy snowfall and cold temperatures for several months
- Distance from urban amenities – About 60 miles from Albany, the nearest larger city
- Limited shopping options – Few retail establishments requiring travel for diverse shopping
- Limited public transportation – Car dependency with minimal transit options
- Limited healthcare services – Basic care available but specialists require travel
- Aging infrastructure – Some infrastructure challenges typical of older small towns
- Limited dining options – Few restaurants compared to larger communities
- Seasonal economy – More active in summer months with quieter winters
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7715 US Highway 20, Cherry Valley, NY 13320
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: Tammy Silvestri-Putnam
Brokered by Better Spaces Realty
3 Comments
Edwin carrion Diaz
100% buying this home.
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Please contact the realtor.
Pam N/A Mitschke
I agree, it’s wishful thinking they’ll get $99k for it! I wish I could buy it, I’d fence in the property & let my dogs run the whole property to get their zoomies out!! I love it!! And tysm for having a place for older homes, those are my fave!!