Wonky Wednesday - Circa 1870 Pennsylvania Multi-Family Home For Sale $50K

OHU50K Notes $50,000

Here is a multi-family home for sale that I am calling the Tipsy Tower House. It is a spooky-looking four-plex on a narrow winding road high above the Neshannock Creek. Can’t really make heads or tails out of this one.

House view featured at 327 Crescent Ave, New Castle, PA 16101

Realtor Comments

Investment opportunity- great location with high rentability. This fourplex is looking for someone to provide it some

5,009sqft lot
Circa 1870

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327 Crescent Ave, New Castle, PA 16101 $50,000

Dining room featured at 327 Crescent Ave, New Castle, PA 16101

Family History

From the early 1900s to the 1940s, this was the home of the Sullivan family. Daniel Sullivan (1873-1948) was born in Ireland and came to America in 1893. He married Ellen Diffley (1875-1942) in 1898. Daniel made his living as a general contractor, and it appears he built the retaining wall in the backyard in 1939. Daniel and Ellen lived in the home with their large family including children, Mary, Michael, Margaret Nellie, Julian, Daniel and Eugene (who both died in infancy) and a second Daniel (who died at age 4), as well as a boarder. The Sullivans owned the house free and clear.