c.1914 New York Farmhouse For Sale on Acre $149,900
$149,900
Realtor Comments
Looking for that starter home for a young family or growing family? Put your personal touches on this home and convert it into your dream home.
- 4bd
- 1ba
- 1,680sqft
- acre lot
- Circa 1914
45 University Ave, Atlanta, NY 14808, USA
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: Adele M. Vincent-ellis
Brokered by Keller Williams Realty Greater Rochester
Pros of Living in Atlanta, NY
Peaceful rural setting
- Atlanta offers a quiet, country lifestyle with very little traffic, noise, or congestion.
- The area is surrounded by farmland, forests, and rolling hills, making it attractive for those seeking privacy and open space.
Affordable cost of living
- Housing prices and property taxes are generally lower than in many larger New York communities.
- The Town of Reading has long promoted a relatively low-cost, low-regulation environment.
Access to the Finger Lakes
- Residents are within a short drive of Seneca Lake, wineries, hiking trails, waterfalls, and outdoor recreation.
- Popular destinations such as Watkins Glen and the Finger Lakes wine region are easily accessible.
Strong sense of community
- Small-town living often means knowing your neighbors and having closer community connections.
- The area is known for its self-reliant culture and community involvement.
Outdoor recreation opportunities
- Excellent opportunities for hiking, hunting, fishing, boating, gardening, and hobby farming.
- Larger parcels of land are more common than in suburban areas.
Cons of Living in Atlanta, NY
Limited shopping and services
- There are few stores, restaurants, and entertainment options within the immediate area.
- Most errands require driving to nearby communities such as Watkins Glen, Bath, or Penn Yan.
Few job opportunities locally
- Employment options are limited, especially for specialized careers.
- Many residents commute or work remotely. Schuyler County remains a relatively small, rural economy.
Harsh winters
- Winters can bring significant snowfall, icy roads, and cold temperatures.
- Rural roads may take longer to clear after storms compared to larger cities.
Limited healthcare access
- Basic healthcare is available in nearby towns, but major hospitals and specialists often require longer drives.
Rural internet and cell service can vary
- While broadband availability has improved, service quality may still depend on the specific property location.
Small population and fewer amenities
- The Town of Reading has fewer than 2,000 residents, meaning fewer community amenities, cultural attractions, and organized activities than larger towns.
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