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Lovely c.1913 Home For Sale w/ Views in Johnstown PA $45K

Posted on November 16, 2020November 15, 2020 by [email protected]

413 Edgewood Ave, Johnstown, PA, 15906 $45,000

OHU50K NOTES

This home for sale in Johnstown, PA, is a beauty. From the brick driveway and landscaped yard to the stunning staircase and stained glass windows, this is some house for the money. Beautiful mountain views, too!

3bed
1.5bath
1,352sqft
Build date 1913
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Realtor: Adam Dugan with Coldwell Banker Prestige Realty

REALTOR COMMENTS

PUT YOUR FINISHING TOUCHES on this beautiful Victorian home for sale located on a large corner lot in Lower Yoder! Character throughout with the hardwood flooring, stained glass windows and arched doorways. Pretty eat-in kitchen with ceramic flooring, countertops and backsplash. Formal dining room with large bow window. 2 separate detached garages. Large covered porch and rear enclosed sunporch. Brick paver driveway. Updated windows. Fenced yard. Enjoy the beautiful mountain views!

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