North Country c.1900 New York Duplex $55K
OHU50K Notes $55,000
North Country c.1900 New York Duplex. This multi-family home sits on a third of an acre. Just around the corner from the recreation park with pool, basketball courts, pond and playground.

Realtor Comments
Come view this 2-unit apartment house. With some TLC, this Duplex could be a great investment property. Downstairs apartment is a two bedroom, one bathroom unit with large attached shed. Upstairs apartment is a one bedroom, one bath unit. Each unit includes a range and refrigerator. Both units have access to an enclosed porch. Large lot. Detached garage. This Duplex could easily be converted into a single family home.
- 3 bed
- 1,228 sqft
- 0.36 acre lot
- Build date 1900

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.
19 South St, Malone, NY 12953 $55,000
- Contact Realtor: Tammy Keating
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Pros
- Affordable housing
Home prices and rents are generally much lower than most of New York State, especially compared with downstate areas. Older homes, cabins, and larger rural properties are common. - Excellent outdoor access
Malone is close to skiing, hiking, snowmobiling, fishing, lakes, and the Adirondacks. Outdoor recreation is one of the area’s biggest advantages. - Quiet, small-town atmosphere
The town has low traffic, slower pace, and a close-knit community feel that many residents enjoy. - Low crime compared with many places
Several livability rankings score Malone positively for safety and crime rates. - Historic homes and scenery
Malone has many older pre-WWII houses and classic upstate New York architecture. The surrounding landscape is especially popular during fall foliage season. - Good fit for remote workers
Remote work is relatively common for a town of its size, partly because of lower housing costs and quieter lifestyle. - Access to Canada and regional recreation
Montreal and other Canadian destinations are reachable for day or weekend trips, assuming border requirements are met.
Cons
- Harsh winters
Winters are long, cold, snowy, and dark. Heating costs, snow removal, and winter driving are major parts of life there. - Limited job market
The economy is relatively small, with many jobs concentrated in healthcare, corrections, retail, tourism, and local services. Career options are narrower than in larger metros. - Isolation
Malone is far from major cities and airports. Specialized healthcare, concerts, nightlife, and shopping often require significant driving. - Population decline and economic struggles
The population has slowly declined, and poverty rates are higher than national averages according to several datasets. - Limited entertainment and dining
There are some local restaurants and stores, but options are much more limited than in college towns or suburban areas. - Can feel socially insular
Like many rural towns, newcomers sometimes report it takes time to build social connections, especially if they didn’t grow up there. Rural upstate culture can also feel politically and culturally conservative depending on your background. - Property taxes
Upstate New York property taxes are often higher than people expect given the low home prices.
Best fit for
- Outdoor enthusiasts
- Retirees
- Remote workers
- People seeking cheap rural property
- Those who enjoy quiet, snowy climates
Probably not ideal for
- People who dislike winter
- Young professionals wanting career growth or nightlife
- Anyone who wants major-city conveniences nearby
- People who strongly prefer diverse urban environments















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