c.1900 Three Bedroom Pennsylvania Handyman Special $45K
$45,000
c.1900 Pennsylvania handyman special situated on a spacious, level corner lot. This 3-bedroom, 1-bath home offers, imbricated shingles in the gable, an enclosed front porch, bullseye molding, original set of vintage kitchen cupboards and generously sized rooms. Relax and catch warm summer breezes from the enclosed front porch or unwind on the covered back porch overlooking the expansive yard—ideal for pets, play, or creating the garden of your dreams. With some newer windows and a durable metal roof already in place, the groundwork is set for your vision to shine. A detached garage adds extra convenience, making this property a rare opportunity to restore and customize a classic home.
Located on a large , level, corner lot this 3 bedroom has so much potential. Nice, large room sizes and just minutes to downtown Butler and to major thruways. Enjoy the summer breezes in the enclosed front porch or from the covered back porch. Rest will be easy in any of the 3 bedrooms just steps from the full bath. Some newer windows and metal roof. Your car will rest easy too in the detached garage. Great yard to pets or play or have the biggest garden on the block!
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- Circa 1900
901 Broadway Ave, East Butler, PA 16029 $45,000
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: Harriett Koedel
Brokered by Coldwell Banker Realty
Pros
- Smaller-town feel: Typically quieter, with a close-knit community vibe and less day-to-day congestion than larger areas.
- Cost of living: Butler County (including smaller communities around Butler) often has more affordable housingthan many parts of the region.
- Access to Butler and surrounding towns: You can get groceries, services, and local amenities without needing to live in a larger city.
- Easy driving to Pittsburgh (by car): If you work in the Pittsburgh metro, it’s usually doable—though not always short depending on traffic and where you’re headed.
- Outdoor recreation nearby: Western PA offers parks, trails, and seasonal activities—often within a reasonable drive.
- More space / yards vs. big-city neighborhoods: Many homes in smaller communities come with more property and less “tight” living.
Cons
- Not very “walkable”: Most errands and services usually require a car.
- Winter weather: Cold, snow, and ice can make commuting and daily driving more demanding.
- Limited local job diversity (depending on your field): Many specialized jobs may be in Butler, Pittsburgh, or elsewhere—so commuting/remote work can matter.
- Fewer entertainment/dining options close by: If you want frequent big-city entertainment, you’ll likely drive.
- Infrastructure/home maintenance can vary: In older housing stock, you may face more maintenance (roof, systems, insulation, etc.)—worth factoring into any budget.
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