c.1900 Three Bedroom Maryland Handyman Special $55K
$55,000
Step into this spacious 3-bedroom, 1-bath Maryland handyman special, featuring a transformed dining room that serves as a versatile 4th bedroom.
Realtor Comments
Home in need of TLC and ready for new owner to add their finishing touches. Roof is around 15 years old. New boiler was placed 3 years ago. Property being sold in as-is condition.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1900
17 E 4th St, Cumberland, MD 21502 $55,000
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: Daniel Demers
Brokered by Sell Your Homes Services, Llc
Pros
- Affordable Cost of Living:
- Generally lower housing costs compared to many urban areas.
- Natural Beauty:
- Surrounded by picturesque mountains and outdoor recreational opportunities like hiking, biking, and fishing.
- Historical Significance:
- Rich history with landmarks, museums, and a charming downtown area.
- Small-Town Atmosphere:
- A close-knit community with a slower pace of life, fostering a sense of belonging.
- Access to Nature:
- Proximity to parks and outdoor activities, including the nearby Appalachian Mountains.
- Cultural Events:
- Local festivals, concerts, and events contribute to a vibrant community life.
Cons
- Limited Job Market:
- Fewer employment opportunities, particularly in specialized sectors, leading to potential challenges in job hunting.
- Public Transportation:
- Limited public transport options, making a car almost essential for commuting and errands.
- Healthcare Access:
- Fewer healthcare facilities and specialists compared to larger cities, which can impact access to services.
- Weather:
- Experience cold winters and hot summers, which may not be ideal for everyone.
- Shopping and Dining Options:
- Limited variety of restaurants and shops compared to larger urban centers.
- Youth Opportunities:
- Fewer entertainment and recreational options for younger residents, which may lead to a lack of activities.
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