c.1905 Five Bedroom New York Home For Sale With Lovely Original Elements $45K

OHU50K Notes $45,000

c.1905 Five Bedroom New York Home For Sale With Lovely Original Elements. This fixer upper needs some love but it sure does have a bunch of charm. On such a beautiful block of older homes.

Porch featured at 59 Aberdeen St, Rochester, NY, 14619

Realtor Comments

INVESTOR ALERT! Architectural Integrity at Entry-Level Price Point – $45,000! Original, 1920’s American Foursquare Colonial Single Family with rectangular footprint, 2+1/2 stories including full basement and walk-up attic. Includes 4 large bedrooms, full bath on the second floor, plus heated bedroom in attic. Two, 1/2 baths in the walk-up attic and basement. Two, side-by-side mahogany staircases, two sets of mahogany pocket doors, interior trim, doors, solid wood floors, high ceilings, decorative stained and leaded glass windows. Also includes open porches at front and rear, along with two-story “sleeping porches” for ventilation. Architectural value well beyond the price. The hot water heating system, water heater and electrical are active and appear well-maintained. True period architecture rarely available at this price! Submit bids NOW, auction starts closing THURSDAY, 2/12/26 at 3PM. High Bid, Cash takes it, quick closing and possession.

5 bed
1.5+bath
Build date 1920

Exterior featured at 59 Aberdeen St, Rochester, NY, 14619

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59 Aberdeen St, Rochester, NY 14619 $45,000

Contact Realtor: Ruth Rowe Campbell
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Pros

Community Spirit: The 19th Ward is known for its strong sense of community and active neighborhood associations that promote involvement and safety.
Diversity: The area is culturally diverse, offering a rich blend of experiences, food, and events from various ethnic backgrounds.
Affordability: Housing prices tend to be lower compared to other areas in Rochester, making it attractive for first-time homebuyers and families.
Proximity to Amenities: The neighborhood is close to parks, schools, and local businesses, providing residents with convenient access to everyday necessities.
Transportation: Good access to public transportation makes commuting easier for residents who work outside the neighborhood.

Cons

Crime Rates: Like many urban neighborhoods, the 19th Ward has experienced issues with crime, which can be a concern for potential residents.
Economic Challenges: Some parts of the neighborhood may struggle with economic development, leading to fewer job opportunities.
Infrastructure Issues: Certain areas may face challenges related to road maintenance and public services, which can affect quality of life.
Gentrification Concerns: There can be worries about gentrification displacing long-term residents as investments increase in the area.
Limited Entertainment Options: While there are local amenities, some residents may find a lack of diverse entertainment and dining options compared to more central areas of Rochester.

House View featured at 59 Aberdeen St, Rochester, NY, 14619

Family History

This was the home of Agnes Montgomery (1837-1922). After the death of her husband in 1900, she moved to this home with her adult children, Charles, John and Estelle. Charles was a building contractor, John was a carpenter for Kodak, and Estelle was a stenographer for a manufacturing company. After the death of Agnes in 1922, the children continued to live in the home, along with a servant, through the 1940s. They never married.