Unpainted Woodwork - c.1898 New York Victorian Era Home $58K

OHU50K Notes $58,000

Unpainted Woodwork – c.1898 New York Victorian Era Home. This eye-catching home has so much original charm; pocket doors, hardwood floors and more.

Realtor Comments

Charming Village Home with Original Character! Located in the heart of the Village of Malone, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home blends historic charm with everyday functionality. Built in the late 1800s, the home still showcases much of its original woodwork and character, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout. The first floor features a cozy kitchen, dining room, living room, a convenient first-floor bedroom, and a bathroom with laundry area. Upstairs, you’ll find three additional bedrooms and a full bathroom, providing plenty of space for family or guests. Outside, enjoy the benefit of a 2-car detached garage and a manageable village lot with access to nearby shops, schools, and parks. With its blend of history, charm, and practicality, this well-located home is ready for your personal touch!

4 bed
2 bath
Build date 1898

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2 Francis St, Malone, NY 12953 $58,000

Contact Realtor: Melinda St. Hilaire
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Pros

Access to nature and outdoor recreation
Malone is surrounded by forests, lakes, ski areas, and hiking trails. Residents are close to the Adirondacks, snowmobiling routes, fishing, and skiing at Titus Mountain.
Lower home prices
Compared with much of New York State, housing is relatively affordable. Older homes, cabins, and acreage properties are much easier to find here than downstate.
Quiet small-town atmosphere
Many people like the slower pace, lower traffic, and tight-knit community feel. Crime rates are also generally considered lower than average.
Good for remote work or retirement
The area attracts people who want space, scenery, and lower day-to-day stress. NeighborhoodScout notes a relatively high share of remote workers for a town its size.
Four-season climate
If you enjoy snow, fall foliage, winter sports, and distinct seasons, Malone delivers that classic upstate New York experience.
Community-oriented
Smaller towns often mean local events, familiar faces, and stronger community ties. Residents frequently mention friendliness and local pride as positives.

Cons

Harsh winters
Winters are long, cold, snowy, and dark. Snow removal, heating costs, and winter driving are part of everyday life for several months each year.
Limited job market
Employment options are narrower than in larger cities, with much of the economy tied to healthcare, corrections, tourism, retail, and local services.
Isolation / remoteness
Malone is far from major metro areas. For specialized healthcare, nightlife, airports, major shopping, or concerts, you’ll often need to drive a long distance.
Fewer amenities
Restaurant variety, entertainment, and cultural activities are limited compared with places like Albany, Burlington, or Syracuse. Many chains and services simply are not nearby.
Economic challenges
The town has population decline and a relatively high poverty rate compared with national averages.
Can feel socially insular
Like many rural towns, newcomers sometimes find it harder to build social circles quickly. Political and cultural attitudes may also feel more conservative than urban New York.