c.1900 Three Bedroom Affordable Pennsylvania Home For Sale $59k
$59,000
At the center of this affordable Pennsylvania home is a custom eat-in kitchen, where off-white cabinetry complements stainless steel appliances and a chic subway-tile backsplash.
Out-of-town owner is tired of driving-his loss is your gain. This property needs some repairs but was just rented by the landlord for $1,250 per month and can be moved into, rented, or occupied immediately. ARV is $120,000. Cash only, as-is sale. $5,000 deposit required. Welcome to this beautifully completely renovated 3-bedroom, 2-full-bath home where modern style meets comfort. As you step inside, you’ll immediately notice the updated flooring throughout that flows seamlessly from room to room, creating a fresh and cohesive feel. Both bathrooms have been thoughtfully updated with contemporary fixtures and finishes, elevating the home’s appeal. The entire home has been freshly painted in a modern color scheme, offering a light and airy atmosphere throughout. Additional highlights include new windows that fill the space with natural light and a metal roof.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1900
406 Ligonier St, Latrobe, PA 15650 $59,000
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: Jake Scheloske
Pros
- Small-city charm with amenities: Latrobe has a friendly, community-oriented feel while still offering restaurants, breweries (notably Idle Hands and St. Clair), shops, and local events.
- Affordable housing: Prices and property taxes are generally lower than in larger nearby cities, making homeownership more accessible.
- Strong sense of community: Local festivals, parades, sports, and civic organizations foster close ties among residents.
- Convenient location: About 30–40 minutes east of Pittsburgh, giving reasonable access to big-city jobs, cultural venues, airports, and major hospitals while retaining a quieter lifestyle.
- Good schools and family resources: Regional public and private school options and recreational programs; nearby colleges and training centers in the region.
- Outdoor recreation: Close to parks, trails, the Loyalhanna Creek, and nearby state parks for hiking, fishing, and seasonal activities.
- Local history & culture: Rich local history (including the Westmoreland County heritage and baseball history — Roberto Clemente was born in nearby Pittsburgh but Latrobe is known for its baseball connections) and small museums/events.
- Reasonable commutes locally: Traffic is lower than in metropolitan areas, so local driving times are generally short.
Cons
- Limited public transportation: Regional transit options are limited; a car is typically required for commuting and errands.
- Fewer entertainment and nightlife options: While there are local restaurants and bars, options are limited compared with Pittsburgh or other larger cities.
- Job market limitations locally: Many specialized and higher-paying job opportunities are concentrated in Pittsburgh or other larger centers, so commuting or relocation may be necessary for certain careers.
- Weather: Cold, snowy winters and damp springs/falls are common in western Pennsylvania — might be a drawback if you prefer milder climates.
- Smaller healthcare network locally: Basic medical services are available, but for specialized care residents often travel to larger hospitals in Pittsburgh.
- Limited shopping variety: For major retail, specialty stores, or wide selection, residents often drive to larger shopping centers outside Latrobe.
- Economic variability: Like many small Rust Belt-area towns, some neighborhoods may show effects of economic shifts; evaluate specific areas carefully.
- Cultural diversity: While community-oriented, the area may be less diverse than larger urban centers, which could affect dining variety and cultural programming.
*
