c.1900 Pennsylvania Home For Sale $159,900

$159,900

Spacious 3 bed / 1 bath Pennsylvania home on a corner lot (over half an acre)—great outdoor space for gardening, fun, and future projects.

Realtor Comments

A covered front porch creates a charming first impression and a perfect place to relax and enjoy the surroundings. The formal living room is filled with natural light from large windows, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. An eat-in kitchen offers ample space for casual dining and everyday living. The family room is highlighted by a classic brick fireplace, providing a cozy gathering space for family and friends. Convenient first-floor laundry and a full bath on the main level add to the home’s practicality. Upstairs, you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms. A standout feature is the oversized 33′ x 31′ attached 2-car garage, offering exceptional storage, workshop, or hobby space. While the home needs updating, it presents excellent potential to build equity and create the home you’ve envisioned.

3bd
1ba
1,871sqft
0.6 acre lot
Circa 1900

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2640 Kosiorek Dr, Erie, PA 16509, USA

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Pros

Lake Erie + lots of recreation: Beaches, boating, fishing, trails, and seasonal events give Erie a strong outdoorsy lifestyle.
Access to major cities nearby: You’re within a drivable distance of Buffalo and Cleveland, which can broaden job/entertainment options.
Cost of living (often) reasonable: Housing and everyday expenses are frequently more affordable than many larger U.S. metro areas.
Culture and events: A decent mix of festivals, local arts, sports options, and family-friendly activities.
College/community presence: With universities in the area, there’s typically more youth activity, events, and learning opportunities than you’d expect from a smaller city.
Weather variety (for people who like seasons): If you enjoy having all four seasons, Erie definitely delivers.

Cons

Harsh winter weather (lake effect): Erie is known for cold temperatures and “lake effect” snow/rain that can make driving and daily life tougher.
Wind and gray stretches: Being on Lake Erie can mean more windy days and periods of gloomy weather—some people love it, others don’t.
Public safety varies by area: Crime and safety can be very neighborhood-dependent, like most cities.
Economic/job mix may require flexibility: Depending on your profession, you might find more openings in certain sectors than others (and some roles may be more limited than bigger metros).
Healthcare and specialized services: You may have good local options, but for very specialized care you might need to travel.
Traffic/commute patterns: During peak times and winter weather, driving conditions can slow you down.