c.1926 Old Store Fixer Upper in Cherry Tree PA Under $35K ~ Off Market

It looks like this c.1926 fixer upper home was once a storefront in the tiny borough of Cherry Tree, PA (pop. 364). The structure sits next to railroad tracks with views of the forested hills beyond. The home comes with plenty of wood for the old wood furnace in the basement, but I might save some money for a stockpile of electric blankets.

Cherry Tree was originally named “Canoe Place” because only canoes could pass through that portion of the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. The community went by a couple of more names, “Newman’s Mills” and later “Grant Post Office,” before settling on Cherry Tree. TheIt was named after a large cherry tree that stood that marked the eastern boundary of the territory acquired by the Penn family.

• 3beds
• 2baths
• 1,921sqft lot
• Build date 1926
• Google Map
• Property Listing
• Realtor: Nathan Kamler with Re/Max Real Estate Specialist

Expansive 3/4 bedroom, 2 bath fixer upper home located on Cherry Street in Cherrytree Borough. New flooring, bathroom, windows and light fixtures are some of the updates put into this 2 story home. Propane heat or utilize the wood burner in the winter months. Four truckloads of wood included in basement ready to go! Plenty of room to grow in this beautiful home.

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