East Syracuse, NY Condos for Sale

Beautifully maintained and thoughtfully updated, this move in ready first floor 2 bedroom, 1 bath condo in the sought after Watertree of DeWitt community offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and low maintenance living. Major updates have already been completed for peace of mind, including a brand new A/C wall unit (2025), vinyl flooring, and fresh interior paint throughout. The

Andrea Price Listing by Acropolis Realty Group LLC

8 Watertree Dr is the kind of condo buyers are hunting for right now: affordable, low-maintenance ownership in a community with real amenities. This 2-bedroom, 1-bath Watertree of DeWitt condo gives you the independence of owning your own place without signing up for the full-time exterior upkeep that comes with a detached house. Inside, the 848 sq ft layout is efficient and easy to live in, with

Greg Wakeman Listing by Hunt Real Estate Era

Own Your Future at St. Matthew's Condominiums in East Syracuse. This brand-new, energy-efficient 1-bedroom condominium offers a rare and affordable opportunity to transition from renting to owning through New York State's Affordable Homeownership Opportunity Program (AHOP), which is designed so qualified households spend no more than approximately 30% of their income on total housing costs,

Ryan Benz

Own Your Future at St. Matthew's Condominiums in East Syracuse. This brand-new, energy-efficient 2-bedroom condominium offers a rare and affordable opportunity to transition from renting to owning through New York State's Affordable Homeownership Opportunity Program (AHOP), which is designed so qualified households spend no more than approximately 30% of their income on total housing costs,

Ryan Benz

Own Your Future at St. Matthew's Condominiums in East Syracuse. This brand-new, energy-efficient 1-bedroom condominium offers a rare and affordable opportunity to transition from renting to owning through New York State's Affordable Homeownership Opportunity Program (AHOP), which is designed so qualified households spend no more than approximately 30% of their income on total housing costs,

Ryan Benz