c.1900 Three Bedroom Pennsylvania Fixer Upper Reduced to Under $38K
$54,900 Reduced to $37,900
Whew, this Pennsylvania fixer upper has a lawn that would be a beast to mow! On a more positive note, the three bedroom, 1.5 bath home sits on a quiet, narrow dead-end lane away from the bustle of the city. The 1,903-sf foreclosure has multiple fireplace mantels, built-ins, cast iron radiators, an unfinished basement, and a view.
Agent Comments
Spectacular opportunity! Home is located on a quiet dead end street which offers peace and quiet from the city noise. Home features a gally style kitchen, generous room sizes, and plenty of storage. Rear porch area offers great views. Large side yard and plenty of off-street parking round out the great opportunity this property offers.
- 3 bed
- 1.5 bath
- Build date 1900
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.
264 Dalton Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15214 $54,900. Reduced to $37,900
- Contact Realtor: Kathy Armstrong – KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY
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Location of This Pennsylvania Fixer Upper in the Perry North Neighborhood of Pittsburgh
Pros
- Affordability: Housing prices in Perry North are generally lower compared to other neighborhoods in Pittsburgh, making it an attractive option for first-time homebuyers and renters.
- Community Feel: The neighborhood has a tight-knit community atmosphere, with many long-term residents and local events that foster a sense of belonging.
- Parks and Recreation: Perry North is close to several parks and green spaces, providing opportunities for outdoor activities, walking, and family gatherings.
- Access to Amenities: Residents have access to essential amenities such as grocery stores, schools, and healthcare facilities within a short distance.
- Public Transportation: The neighborhood is served by public transportation options, making commuting to downtown Pittsburgh and other areas convenient.
Cons
- Limited Nightlife: Perry North has fewer nightlife options compared to more urban neighborhoods, which may not appeal to those looking for vibrant entertainment.
- Economic Challenges: Some areas within the neighborhood may face economic challenges, including higher unemployment rates and limited job opportunities.
- Aging Infrastructure: Certain parts of the neighborhood may have older infrastructure, which could lead to maintenance issues or less modern amenities.
- Distance from Downtown: While public transport is available, the neighborhood is further from downtown Pittsburgh, which may be less convenient for those who work or frequently visit the city center.
- Variable Safety Perception: As with many urban neighborhoods, perceptions of safety can vary, and some residents may have concerns about crime in certain areas.
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