c.1904 New York Victorian Era Home For Sale $190K
$190,000
This New York Victorian era home has been thoughtfully refreshed with all-new vinyl windows and a full interior repaint, including ceilings, trim, and walls, giving it a clean, updated feel throughout. The attic provides an impressive approximately 900 square feet of additional living space on the third floor, offering great potential for expansion or flexible use.
Major updates have already been taken care of, including a complete tear-off roof just 7 years old and a newer high-efficiency furnace for improved comfort and energy savings. The exterior is finished with low-maintenance vinyl siding and aluminum trim, making upkeep simple and convenient.
Unparalleled Value, Quite literally “Riverside” as this home sits on the east most lot and closest to the river. A Stately Queen Anne Victorian home in the Maplewood neighborhood. Rich in character and period detail proudly featured on the Maplewood Home & Garden Tours, reflects historical significance and care of its owner for the past 22 years. Situated on a spacious and private double lot with fully fenced yard, gated driveway, Garden shed, Pond and patio in addition to the Back Deck and amazing front covered Porch. Perfectly positioned directly across from Maplewood Park inclusive of tennis/pickleball courts, offering immediate access to one of Rochester’s most iconic green spaces , and scenic Genesee River nature trails that lead all the way to Lake Ontario. Enjoy the exceptional walkability of trails and pathways to the new nature center, Seneca Park Zoo, Maplewood Rose Garden, YMCA facilities and Kodak Center, which offers concerts and world-class entertainment year-round. Historic character, recreational opportunities, nature and culture are all found right here in an updated home with modern functionality. Delayed negotiations: Offers to be presented May 5th after 3:00 p.m.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1904
27 Riverside St, Rochester, NY 14613
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 of Living in Rochester, NY
1. Affordable housing (for NY state)
Rochester is known for relatively low home prices and rent compared to many parts of New York and other metro areas, making homeownership more attainable.
2. Strong education & healthcare presence
Major institutions like the University of Rochester and RIT support a strong job base in education, research, and healthcare.
3. Four distinct seasons
Residents get full seasonal change—warm summers, colorful falls, and snowy winters, which many people appreciate for outdoor variety.
4. Access to nature & outdoor activities
Close to Lake Ontario and the Finger Lakes, offering boating, hiking, wineries, and scenic weekend trips.
5. Arts, culture, and local events
A surprisingly active cultural scene with festivals, music, museums, and local food spots for a mid-sized city.
6. Shorter commutes
Generally less traffic and more manageable travel times compared to larger metro areas.
Cons of Living in Rochester, NY
1. Harsh winters
Long, cold winters with heavy snowfall and lake-effect snow are one of the biggest downsides for many residents.
2. Higher property taxes
Even though home prices are lower, New York property taxes can be relatively high and add to monthly costs.
3. Limited public transportation
Bus service exists, but most people rely on cars due to limited transit coverage and convenience.
4. Uneven job market
Strong in healthcare, education, and some tech fields—but fewer opportunities in certain industries compared to larger cities.
5. Some economic & neighborhood disparities
Like many Rust Belt cities, some areas face higher poverty, crime, and uneven development.
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