c.1900 Three Bedroom New York Handyman Special $65K
$65,000
This New York handyman special offers abundant potential. With three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and more than 1,800 sq ft, the generous layout provides plenty of room to…
Check out this project in the Village of Mount Morris! The 1st floor offers a living room, rear family room and a front parlor. 1-car detached garage with plenty of off-street parking. 2nd floor offers 3 bedrooms which includes a primary suite and 2nd floor laundry area. While this property does need your personal touch, it has many possibilities to transform into your home or great investment. Exterior features vinyl siding. Convenient Village location with access to local amenities including shops, parks, and schools.
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- Circa 1900
58 Chapel St, Mount Morris, NY 14510 $65,000
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.
Pros
- Small‑town, community feel: Mount Morris is a close‑knit village where neighbors often know one another and community events are common.
- Scenic surroundings and outdoor recreation: Close to Letchworth State Park (“the Grand Canyon of the East”), Genesee River, and rural landscapes — excellent for hiking, biking, fishing, kayaking, and photography.
- Lower cost of living: Housing and everyday expenses are generally more affordable than in nearby cities, making homeownership and a quieter lifestyle accessible.
- Relaxed pace of life: Less traffic and a slower rhythm of life that many find lower‑stress and family‑friendly.
- Proximity to regional centers: Within driving distance of Rochester and other upstate NY towns for shopping, specialized healthcare, and cultural amenities.
- Historical character: The village and surrounding area have historic homes and local architecture that appeal to people who appreciate heritage and small‑town charm.
- Seasonal variety: Distinct four seasons with colorful falls, snowy winters (good for winter sports), and mild springs/summers.
Cons
- Limited local amenities and entertainment: Fewer restaurants, shops, cultural venues, and nightlife compared with cities — you’ll often travel to larger towns for diverse options.
- Limited healthcare and specialized services locally: Smaller medical facilities; specialized care may require trips to regional hospitals in Genesee, Livingston, or Monroe counties.
- Fewer local job opportunities: Employment options within the village are limited; many residents commute or work in agriculture, small businesses, education, or service industries.
- Public transportation options are limited: Car ownership is generally necessary for commuting and errands; regional transit is sparse.
- Harsh winter weather: Heavy snow, icy roads, and cold temperatures can be challenging and increase heating and maintenance costs.
- Slower economic growth: Fewer new businesses and slower pace of development compared with growing urban areas.
- Limited diversity and specialized schooling options: Smaller school systems may offer fewer specialized programs, advanced coursework, or extracurriculars compared with larger districts.
- Broadband and services variability: Some rural and small‑town areas can experience slower internet speeds or limited service providers — check availability for specific addresses.
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