c.1910 New York Foursquare With Original Elements, 1.41 Acres and Barn $199K

OHU50K Notes $199,000

c.1910 New York Foursquare With Original Elements, 1.41 Acres and Barn. What a beautiful home outside of the city. Each room is spacious and the property has plenty of room for a garden.

Porch featured at 1960 Ridge Rd, Ontario, NY, 14519

Realtor Comments

Step back in time when visiting this 1900s style colonial (with 5/6 bedrooms!) that is a mix of vintage and todays coveted updates on JUST UNDER 1.5 ACRES! Need plenty of room for all? Need space to ROAM? Want to grow your own GARDEN? You’ll have all that here! Walk in to see the HUGE ENTRYWAY and the spacious living room with FIREPLEACE, GLEAMING HARDWOODS, and NATURAL WOOD TRIM! Walk through to the dining area (with a WINDOW SEAT!) and you’ll find an OPEN and BRIGHT SUNROOM! Create your own office space (for those that work from home) – the kitchen has a WALK IN PANTRY with lots of storage and FULL LAUNDRY! (all appliances stay) and is a great space to create meals or relax with a neighbor and a cup of your favorite beverage- there is another room off the kitchen (can be used as a TV room or a FIRST FLOOR bedroom) that opens to its own porch! Take the BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED staircase up to find 5 bedrooms and a FULL BATH- one even has a SLEEPING PORCH for a comfortable space to relax on those warm summer days! Outside you’ll find a BARN that has SO MUCH POTENTIAL! Store toys or use it to tinker on your favorite hobby! The architectural roof, walk out basement, natural gas heat and public water/sewer are all here! Offer review delayed until 7/12 at 9am

6 bed
1.5 bath
Build date 1900

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1960 Ridge Rd, Ontario, NY 14519 $199,000

Contact Realtor: Darlene Maimone
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Pros

Good balance of rural and suburban living: Ontario offers quieter neighborhoods than Rochester while still providing access to shopping and services.
Strong location: Rochester is close enough for commuting to jobs in healthcare, education, technology, and manufacturing.
Lake Ontario access: Residents can enjoy boating, fishing, beaches, parks, and scenic waterfront areas.
Affordable housing (for the region): Home prices are often lower than in many parts of the Northeast, though generally higher than in nearby rural towns.
Good schools: The local public schools are generally well regarded, making the area popular with families.
Low crime: Ontario is generally considered a safe community compared with many larger cities.
Outdoor recreation: Nearby parks, trails, golf courses, and wineries in the surrounding region provide year-round activities.
Convenient shopping: Grocery stores, retail centers, and everyday services are available locally, with more extensive options in Rochester.

Cons

Property taxes: Like much of New York State, property taxes can be relatively high, even if home prices are moderate.
Cold, snowy winters: The area receives significant snowfall, including occasional lake-effect snow, and winters can be long.
Car-dependent: Most errands and commuting require a personal vehicle, as public transportation is limited.
Limited nightlife: Ontario has restaurants and local businesses, but residents often travel to Rochester for concerts, museums, and a broader dining scene.
Housing competition: Desirable homes can attract strong demand because of the area’s schools and proximity to Rochester.
Cloudy winters: Western and central New York often experience extended periods of cloudy weather during the colder months.