Circa 1900 Stately Pennsylvania Fixer Upper $42K

OHU50K Notes $42,000 Pending

It is always sad when a once beautiful piece of architecture becomes a fixer upper. The four bedroom, one bath home is a whopping 3,592 square feet in size and sits on a third of an acre lot.

Realtor Comments

You could own a piece of Uniontown History with the huge 4 square fixer upper ready for your restoration. Close to downtown and 5 corners. Endless possibilities with this 4 bedroom massive home. Beautiful entry way with original staircase. Beautiful fireplace mantels and stained glass windows are just a few of the unique features included in this property.

4bed
1bath
Circa 1900

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53 S Mount Vernon Ave, Uniontown, PA 15401 $42,000

Contact Realtor: George Stash Iii with Coldwell Banker Laurel Ridge Realty
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Family History

Dr. Leslie Williams Brownfield (1879-1958) married Lola Evelyn Burchinal (1883-1958) in 1908 and soon after purchased this home. As a member of the U.S. Sons of the American Revolution, Dr. Brownfield came from a long line of distinguished men. His father was Judge John Brownfield. Going back to 1740, Thomas Brownfield was a successful farmer and mill owner.

The good doctor and Lola raised their children, Alicia and Charles, in this fine home, and the couple continued to live in the home until their deaths in 1958. They enjoyed the house for 50 years before Leslie died in July 158, and Lola died of a broken heart in December 1958.