Save This c.1850 Pennsylvania Fixer Upper Victorian Home For Sale With Carriage House $199K

OHU50K Notes $199,000

Viewing the interior pics, you might think this Pennsylvania fixer upper Victorian was a church. The stained glass windows and arches are extraordinary. But this gem was always a residence. The rich, dark woodwork, built-ins, inlaid hardwood floors and tiled bathrooms are pieces of art. When it was built, it sat high above the city in a prime spot with a view. Today, it is surrounded by parking lots in a commercial area.

House View featured at 210 W Main St, Uniontown, PA, 15401

Agent Comments

Great opportunity in the heart of Uniontown on West Main Street. This grand home is currently separated into two unoccupied units. The potential here is endless. Restore each unit for an amazing rental, convert it into one large commercial office, or convert it back into one large single family home. There is also a carriage house with 3 garages in the back that has an apartment upstairs that is currently rented out. The hand carved features, stained glass windows, beautiful built-ins and woodwork is just waiting to be restored to its original splendor. Come let your imagination and creativity run wild and bring this once stately home back to life.

0.26 acre lot
Build date 1850

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.

210 W Main St, Uniontown, PA 15401 $199,000

Contact Realtor: Michael Hanion – Realty One Group Gold Standard
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Aerial View featured at 210 W Main St, Uniontown, PA, 15401

Family History

This was the home of Jacob Black Adams (1861-1939) and his wife, Ella Collier Adams (1864-1944) from the 1910s to the 1940s. The couple had one son, Charles, who sadly died at the age of one. After Mr. and Mrs. Adams passed, the home was rented out to boarders.

Per Find-A Grave:

“Jacob Black Adams was born May 20, 1861, in Merrittstown Republic, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, a son of the Reverend Jesse Adams and Jane K Adams

From 1867 to 1885 the family lived in Waynesburg, that year Mr. Adams graduating from the Waynesburg College. He received his law degree in the University of Michigan and in 1886 was in the banking business in Kansas. In 1888 he was elected District Attorney of the county there, later moved to Missouri and finally to Uniontown, where he has been practicing law since 1897.

He is an extensive coal land owner, a thirty-second degree Mason, member of Fayette Lodge No. 228 and of the Consistory of Bloomsburg.

The Evening Standard (Uniontown, Pennsylvania) – Tuesday, October 21, 1913 – Page 49.”