Five Bedroom New York Handyman Special Under $59K
$58,900
Five-bedroom, two-bath New York handyman special is a farmhouse-style home on a half acre lot. The home has a gingerbread porch, hardwood floors, wainscoting and wonderful built-ins.
Realtor Comments
This spacious home offers 5 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and 2, 854 sq. ft. of living space located in Belfast NY, Allegany County. The home provides plenty of room for a growing family, and is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to renovate and add their personal touch. The home includes a large dining room with hardwood floors. Conveniently located within walking distance to Main Street, this property is perfect for anyone seeking a balance of space and accessibility. The half acre lot offers a big backyard that is perfect for entertaining, kids to play, and have a garden. While the house does require some work, its size and location make it a fantastic investment. Don’t miss the chance to bring this home back to its full potential.
- 5bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1920
4 Chestnut St, Belfast, NY 14711 $58,900
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History of Belfast, NY
Belfast, New York, is a small town located in Allegany County. Its history reflects the broader trends of settlement and development in Western New York.
Early Settlement
- 1790s: The area was settled by pioneers attracted by the fertile land and natural resources. The town was officially established in 1824.
- Name Origin: The town was named after Belfast, Northern Ireland, reflecting the heritage of some of its early settlers.
19th Century Development
- Agriculture: The economy was primarily agrarian, with farming as the mainstay. The rich soil supported crops and livestock.
- Transportation: The arrival of the railroads in the mid-1800s improved access to markets, stimulating growth.
Industrial Growth
- Milling and Manufacturing: Small mills and factories emerged, contributing to local employment and the economy.
- Community Infrastructure: Schools, churches, and social organizations developed, fostering a sense of community.
20th Century Changes
- Decline of Industry: Like many rural towns, Belfast faced economic challenges as industries declined and residents migrated to urban areas for better opportunities.
- Preservation of Heritage: Efforts have been made to preserve the town’s history and heritage, evident in local festivals and historical societies.
Present Day
- Population: Belfast remains a small community with a close-knit population. It is known for its scenic rural landscapes and outdoor activities.
- Cultural Events: The town hosts various events that celebrate its history and community spirit.
