Pennsylvania Fixer Upper Farmhouse on 1.19 Acres Under $30K
$29,900
The long and winding road leads to the door of this Pennsylvania fixer upper farmhouse on 1.19 acres with mountain views. The old farmhouse is a foreclosure with three bedrooms, one bath, metal roof, wrap-around porch.
Realtor Comments
Great opportunity! This home offers so much potential and is sitting on 1.188 acre lot! Large wrap around front porch is perfect to enjoy the upcoming spring nights! Spacious kitchen with plenty of wooden cabinetry! Three generous sized bedrooms with large closets!! Off street parking!
- 3bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1960
305 Queenstown Rd, Karns City, PA 16041 $29,900
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: Libby Sosinski
Brokered by KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY
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Location of This Pennsylvania Fixer Upper
Pros and Cons of Karns City (pop. 167), Pennsylvania
Pros
- Small-town charm with a tight-knit community feel
- Lower cost of living compared to urban areas in Pennsylvania
- Located in the scenic countryside of Butler County
- Good proximity to natural areas and outdoor recreation
- Relatively low crime rates typical of rural communities
- Less traffic and congestion than larger towns and cities
- Strong local school pride and community sports involvement
- Close to regional attractions in the greater Pittsburgh area (within driving distance)
Cons
- Limited local employment opportunities beyond energy sector and agriculture
- Fewer amenities and shopping options compared to larger towns
- Limited public transportation options
- Harsher winters typical of western Pennsylvania
- Distance from major urban centers (approximately 50 miles from Pittsburgh)
- Fewer entertainment, dining, and cultural options than larger communities
- Limited healthcare facilities within the immediate area
- Potential economic vulnerability due to dependence on resource-based industries
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