c.1955 Furnished Waterfront Cabin on a Pennsylvania Island Under $56K

OHU50K Notes $55,900

c.1955 Furnished Waterfront Cabin on a Pennsylvania Island. This home is being sold fully furnished, so it can be enjoyed immediately.

Yard featured at 184 Fork Run Rd, Sheffield, PA, 16347

Realtor Comments

Building Only – Located on Leased Land Have you ever dreamed of owning a cabin on an island? Surrounded by water and nestled in a peaceful, secluded setting, this charming two-bedroom, one-bath cabin offers the perfect getaway for those looking to relax and enjoy nature. The cabin is being sold as-is and comes fully furnished, making it easy to start enjoying your retreat right away. Please note that the property currently has no water service, as the previous well has collapsed. A holding tank is in place for sewage. Whether you’re looking for a seasonal escape or a unique project with incredible potential, this island cabin offers a rare opportunity to own a slice of tranquility.

2 bed
1 bath
Build date 1955

If interested in a property, pleases 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.

184 Fork Run Rd, Sheffield, PA 16347 $55,900

Contact Realtor: ASHLEE TERRY
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Pros

Access to nature: Sheffield sits near Allegheny National Forest, offering excellent opportunities for hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, kayaking, and wildlife viewing.
Quiet, small-town atmosphere: With a relatively small population, traffic is minimal and the pace of life is slower.
Affordable housing: Home prices and rents are generally lower than state and national averages, making it attractive for retirees or people seeking a lower cost of living.
Four-season climate: Residents experience colorful autumns, snowy winters, warm summers, and mild springs.
Dark skies: The area has relatively little light pollution, making it good for stargazing.
Outdoor recreation year-round: Activities include snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, ATV riding (where permitted), and nearby boating opportunities.

Cons

Limited job market: Employment opportunities are relatively few and tend to center around healthcare, education, manufacturing, forestry, tourism, and local businesses. Many residents commute or work remotely.
Limited shopping and dining: There are only a handful of restaurants and stores locally. Larger shopping trips often require driving to nearby communities such as Warren.
Healthcare options: Basic medical care is available nearby, but many specialists require travel.
Long winters: Snowfall can be significant, and winter weather may affect travel.
Rural internet variability: Internet service has improved in many areas, but speeds and reliability can still vary depending on the exact location.
Entertainment: There are fewer nightlife, cultural events, and entertainment venues than in larger towns.
Transportation: A personal vehicle is essentially necessary, as public transportation is very limited.