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c.1920 Handyman Special Sharon PA $17K – Contingent

Posted on November 10, 2020November 15, 2020 by [email protected]

655 New Castle Ave, Sharon, PA, 16146 $17,000 ~ Contingent

OHU50K NOTES

This handyman special in Sharon, PA, is the spitting image of another house we featured not long ago on OHU50K. I have included its photo below. Since today’s home does not have many pics, you may want to click the “Related” link below, in order to get a better idea of the home’s floor plan.

4bed
1bath
4,792sqft lot
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Property Listing
Realtor: Howard Hanna – Shenango Valley (724) 962-8701

Related: c.1920 Move-In Ready Home in Sharon PA Reduced

handyman special — 452 Hull St, Sharon, PA, 16146 Reduced to $32,500

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REALTOR COMMENTS

Large 4-bedroom handyman special home with open foyer and angled staircase. First-floor bedroom makes it convenient for access. Eat-in kitchen. 3 bedrooms and bath up. Nice back porch and fenced-in yard. Parking in back between fence and alley. New toilet and sink in bath. HWT 2018.

Perfect opportunity to get into the rental business.

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