OHU50K Notes $59,000

This circa 1900 Victorian home has always been a home filled with love, laughter and large families. The three bedroom, one bath house features an eat-in kitchen, wide arched doorways and hardwood floors. The original clapboard siding has not been slapped with aluminum or vinyl siding, and the fancy gable shingles and gingerbread are still intact.

I think a paint job to bring out those exterior details might be in order. How would you paint this beauty?

House view featured at 416 N Liberty St, New Castle, PA 16102

Realtor Comments

This circa 1900 3 bedroom, 1 bath historic home is in a prime location for commuters. It’s conveniently located near public transit options and major highways making it easy to get from home to work and play. Good rental history. Currently in tenant occupied status but now the owner is looking for a new owner to take over to bring their own vision to life! This home can be a great portfolio addition or you can make it your own home or office. A large eat in kitchen, dining room and living room offer plenty of space for entertaining family and friends or just relaxing at home after a long day. Do not wait -INVEST or NEST!

Listing
3 bed
1 bath
Build date 1900

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416 N Liberty St, New Castle, PA 16102 $59,000

Contact Realtor: Eleni Papandreas Chmura – Howard Hanna – New Castle
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Property featured at 416 N Liberty St, New Castle, PA 16102

Family History

The Rishel family rented this home from the 1920s to the late 1930s. Griffeth Rishel supported his large family as a fireman for the railroad. He shared the residence with his wife Rilla, children Geraldine, Walter, Paul, Dorothy, Evelyn, Eugene and Donald, as well as granddaughter Cleo. ( I don’t know about you, but I always get a kick out of seeing the names parents gave to their kids from different eras.)