Small c.1920 New York Fixer Upper $29K
OHU50K Notes $29,000
Small c.1920 New York Fixer Upper. Handyman Special at a great price! Walk-able to many local favorite eateries.
Realtor Comments
Here is another great opportunity to purchase a property through the City of Schenectady HOME PROGRAM! This single family house has so much potential! The current layout consists of a large 1 bedroom, office, living room/ dining room, kitchen, and full bath. With the right redesign, you can make this home just right for you. There is a nice backyard for your outdoor enjoyment. The one car garage has room for your vehicle and a workbench. It is just a short distance to the nearest bus line and a few doors down from the Fulton School. *Offer deadline is 10/21/25 at 6pm. The next PMC meeting is 11/5/25. Minimum proof of funds should include your offer price plus reserves $30,000. Buyer to verify taxes. City Owned property is exempt.
- 1 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1920
450 Eleanor Street, Schenectady, NY 12306 $29,000
- Contact Realtor: Latasha W. Gardner
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Pros
- Community Feel: The Bellevue neighborhood of Schenectady has a strong sense of community.
- Parks and Recreation: The neighborhood offers access to parks and recreational facilities, making it great for families and outdoor enthusiasts.
- Affordability: Housing prices in Bellevue are generally more affordable compared to other parts of Schenectady and nearby cities.
- Accessibility: The neighborhood is well-connected to major roadways, making it convenient for commuting to nearby areas.
- Diverse Amenities: Bellevue has a mix of local shops, restaurants, and services, providing residents with convenient options.
Cons
- Public Transportation: Public transportation options may be limited, which could be a drawback for those who rely on it.
- Crime Rates: Some areas of Bellevue have experienced higher crime rates compared to other neighborhoods, which may concern potential residents.
- Aging Infrastructure: Some parts of the neighborhood may have older infrastructure, which can lead to maintenance issues.
- Limited Nightlife: Bellevue is more residential and may lack nightlife options compared to more urbanized areas.
- School Quality: The quality of local schools can vary, and some residents may prefer to seek education options outside the neighborhood.
