
c.1900 New York Mansion For Sale $199,900
OHU50K Notes $199,900

Realtor Comments
Located in the heart of Watertown. This property features a classic layout with generous living space, including multiple bedrooms and a functional floor plan ready for your personal touch. The home sits on a manageable lot with off-street parking and a yard that offers space for outdoor enjoyment or future improvements. Inside, you’ll find solid bones and plenty of potential-perfect for those looking to renovate, update, or customize to their own style. A standout feature of this property is the large carriage house offering incredible flexibility. The first floor boasts a spacious garage/workshop area, ideal for projects, storage or hobby use. Above, you’ll find a three bedroom, one full bath apartment, perfect for extended family, or guest accommodations. Conveniently located near local shops, restaurants, schools, and Fort Drum, this property provides easy access to everything Watertown has to offer while still maintaining a neighborhood feel.
- 8 beds
- 4.5 bath
- 4,170 sqft
- 0.5 acres lot
- Build date 1888

205 Ten Eyck St, Watertown, NY 13601 $199,900
- Contact Realtor: Todd Wines
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- Affordable Housing: Median home values hover around $158,000 to $164,000, and median rent sits under $970 per month, making it much more budget-friendly than many other parts of New York.
- Great Outdoor Access: Located near the Black River, St. Lawrence River, and Thousand Islands region, with easy access to hiking and skiing in the Adirondacks.
- Proximity to Fort Drum: The nearby U.S. Army installation drives a steady local economy, a diverse community, and reliable employment options.
- Short Commutes: Average travel times around the city are brief—typically under 14 minutes.
- Convenient Regional Hub: Acts as a gateway to Canada, Syracuse, and regional corridors via Interstate 81.
- Severe Winters: The area experiences heavy annual snowfall (averaging over 110 inches) and cold, sub-freezing winter months.
- Crime & Safety Concerns: Property crime, theft, and drug/fentanyl issues run higher than national averages and many state benchmarks.
- Limited Shopping & Entertainment: Major retail or cultural splurges (like large malls or specialized stores) require driving about an hour away to Syracuse.
- Higher Taxes: State income and local property taxes remain elevated compared to the national average.
- Economic & Social Struggles: Higher poverty rates and visible homelessness affect parts of the downtown community.





































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