c.1915 Four Bedroom Traditional New York Home For Sale $199K
OHU50K Notes $199,000
c.1915 Four Bedroom Traditional New York Home For Sale. This farmhouse is on nearly a half acre. Charming design and architecture.
Realtor Comments
Welcome home to this charming, recently updated farmhouse offering 2,516 sq ft of comfortable living space and timeless character. Inside you’ll find 4 generously sized bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a bright eat-in kitchen featuring new appliances-perfect for everyday living and gatherings. Classic original trim and select original cabinetry add warmth and authenticity, while key updates provide peace of mind, including a brand-new metal roof and a gas hot-water boiler. The home was weatherized in 2023 and is move-in ready with plenty of room to grow-don’t miss the full attic with excellent potential for future finishing. Enjoy a covered front porch, a full basement, and convenient carport parking, all set within the York Central School District.
- 4 bed
- 1.5 bath
- Build date 1915
2727 Main St, York, NY 14592 $199,000
- Contact Realtor: Derek Greene
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Pros of Living in York, NY
1. Small-town, rural charm
York has a classic small-town feel with a rural landscape, farmland, and peaceful surroundings — great if you like open space and quieter living.
2. Affordable living (relative to big cities)
Housing and general day-to-day costs tend to be more affordable than in metropolitan areas like NYC or Albany.
3. Proximity to larger cities and amenities
You’re within a reasonable drive of bigger cities such as Rochester, Buffalo, and Syracuse, so urban amenities, hospitals, airports, and shopping are accessible while you still live in a rural area.
4. Strong sense of community
Smaller populations often mean people know neighbors, and local events or community efforts tend to be more visible and impactful.
5. Outdoor living & nature
Lots of green space, farms, trails, and quiet country roads make it appealing if you enjoy outdoor activities, gardening, or country living.
Cons of Living in York, NY
1. Limited job opportunities locally
Like many rural towns, there are fewer big employers; many residents commute to nearby cities for work.
2. Higher crime rate than average (for the region)
Local demographics suggest that York sees higher than average crime rates compared with the national average — particularly property crime — so it’s important to research neighborhood safety.
3. Fewer amenities & entertainment options
Nightlife, big-box shopping, theaters, and cultural venues are limited; most entertainment requires a drive.
4. Rural infrastructure
Public transit options are minimal or non-existent, meaning you’ll almost certainly need a car for daily life.
5. Healthcare access
Basic medical care may be available locally, but for specialists or major hospitals you usually travel to a larger city.
