Huge c.1898 Victorian Home For Sale Upstate New York $180K

Unique opportunity knocking for you! This home features over 5200 sq foot of living space. The beautiful hardwood floors and natural woodwork throughout. Amazing amount of storage. Three full baths. Four to five bedrooms. Eat-in kitchen plus additional dining room. Two living rooms and family room on first floor. Enclosed front porch and side porch. Stained glass windows in foyer and wall going to second floor. This property encompasses the entire block, one corner to the other. It’s worth the look.

• 5bed
• 3.5bath
• 5,230sqft
• 0.42acre lot
• Circa 1898

147 Bleecker St, Gloversville, NY 12078  $180,000

If interested in a property, please 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. 

• Contact Realtor: Shelley Yerdon with Coldwell Banker Prime Prop
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In the 1950s to the 2000s, this was the Konik family house. John Konik (1921-2007) and Adelene Roach (1926-2008) married in 1948 and moved to Gloversville in 1952. They raised their children, John, Jan Marie and Barbara Ann. John was a representative for Union Mills.

Adelene Konik’s Obit From Find-A-Grave

Mrs. Adelene “Addie” Konik, 82, passed away Saturday at Wells Nursing Home in Johnstown. She was born August 18, 1926 in Endicott, NY, daughter of the late Anthony and Anna Picciano Mastrangelo-Roach. She was a graduate of Union-Endicott High School. Following her marriage August 21, 1948 to John C. Konik Sr., she relocated to Gloversville in 1952, where she spent most of her life. A homemaker until her children were adolescent, she was active in Brownies and was a Girl Scout Leader while her daughters were young. She was active in PTA and volunteering at Gloversville Little League baseball throughout her children’s school years. Addie was a sales clerk at the former Britts Department Store and for many years she was a buyer and manager in housewares at the former Argersinger Department Store in Gloversville until retirement.A dependable and devoted volunteer, Addie was a member of Sacred Heart Church and served as president of the rosary society for many years. She also was a long time member of Nathan Littauer Hospital Auxiliary and various other community groups. Following her husband’s retirement in 1986, they enjoyed many years spending winter in Port Charlotte, Florida, where they continued forming new friendships and enjoying retirement. Perhaps her greatest joy was family, especially her grandchildren, with whom she spent a great deal of time.

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