c.1900 New York MultiFamily Home 3/1 Double With Lovely Woodwork Under $150K
OHU50K Notes $149,900
c.1900 New York MultiFamily Home 3/1 Double With Lovely Woodwork. This eye-catching home has incredible detail throughout every room of this house. A couple blocks from the park.
Realtor Comments
287 Riley Street presents a solid renovation opportunity in Buffalo. This 3/3 bedroom double offers one bathroom per unit, with hardwood floors and original woodwork throughout. The home will need updates and repairs, but it has great bones to work with. Features include a covered front porch, upper balcony, and off-street parking. Ideal for investors or buyers looking for a project with potential. Offers will be reviewed as they come in.
- 6 bed
- 2 bath
- Build date 1900
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287 Riley St, Buffalo, NY 14208 $149,900
- Contact Realtor: Enas Latif
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Pros
- Cultural Diversity:
- The neighborhood of Masten has a rich cultural mix, offering various cuisines, festivals, and community events, enhancing the neighborhood’s vibrancy.
- Community Spirit:
- Residents often engage in local events and initiatives, fostering a strong sense of community.
- Affordability:
- Housing prices are generally lower compared to other parts of Buffalo, making it accessible for first-time homebuyers and renters.
- Accessibility:
- The neighborhood is well-connected to public transportation and major roadways, facilitating ease of travel throughout Buffalo.
- Historical Significance:
- Home to several historical sites and landmarks, adding to its charm and community identity.
Cons
- Crime Rates:
- Higher crime rates compared to some other neighborhoods in Buffalo can be a concern for potential residents.
- Economic Challenges:
- Some areas may struggle with economic development and employment opportunities, impacting local residents.
- Infrastructure Issues:
- Certain parts of the neighborhood may have aging infrastructure, which can affect public services and amenities.
- Limited Amenities:
- While there are some local shops and restaurants, residents may need to travel to nearby neighborhoods for a wider range of amenities and services.
- School Quality:
Family History
This was the home of Henry Wallmeyer (1860- 1911). Henry was born in Germany. He married Elizabeth Henrietta in 1884, and purchased this home shortly before 1900. The couple lived in the home with their large brood, children William, Freda, Elizabeth, August, Eva, Henrietta and Anna. Henry supported the family as a tailor.
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