c.1903 New York Fixer Upper With Original Elements Under $20K
$19,900
Unlock over 1,600 square feet of opportunity with this New York fixer upper. Three bedrooms, one bath and a detached garage as well as unpainted woodwork, hardwood floors and built-ins all for $19,900.
Realtor Comments
With a little love, this home could be restored to accentuate its true charm! The wood floors, textured glass windows and unique ceiling add to its character. Featuring 3 large bedrooms, a formal Dining Room, two Living areas and a full Attic, there’s no shortage of space! Enjoy the outdoors on the covered front porch or from the deck in your private back yard. Located walking distance to local restaurants and shops, and just a short distance from UPMC, Jamestown Community College and Chautauqua Lake! All offers are due on May 15th.
- 3bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1903
23 Norwood Ave, Jamestown, NY 14701 $19,900
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: Kalee Halladay
Pros of Living in Jamestown, NY
1. Affordable Cost of Living
Jamestown boasts a cost of living approximately 16% lower than the national average and 28% lower than the New York state average. Housing is particularly affordable, with median home prices around $78,000 and average two-bedroom rents near $705.
2. Access to Outdoor Recreation
The city is surrounded by natural beauty, including Chautauqua Lake and nearby parks, offering ample opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking, and winter sports.
3. Strong Community Feel
Residents often highlight the friendly atmosphere and close-knit community, with local events and festivals that bring people together.
Cons of Living in Jamestown, NY
1. High Crime Rates
Jamestown experiences crime rates approximately 61% higher than the New York average, with both violent and property crimes contributing to safety concerns.
2. Economic Challenges
The city faces economic difficulties, including a median household income of $34,767—about 37% lower than the national average—and higher unemployment rates.
3. Limited Public Transportation
Public transit options are scarce, with most residents relying on personal vehicles for commuting and errands.
4. Educational Challenges
While some schools perform well, the overall district quality is rated C-, indicating room for improvement in educational outcomes.
