East Syracuse, NY Condos for Sale

WHY RENT when you can buy an affordable beautifully maintained Condo in desirable Watertree of Dewitt. Freshly painted throughout gives this condo a "light and bright" feeling when you enter the front door. Stainless steel appliances, tile floor with new cabinets and plenty of storage. With a spacious bedroom and bath with a Bidet and an extra bonus of an outdoor patio enjoy the lovely private

Ann Zupan Listing by Howard Hanna Real Estate

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

This condo is beautifully updated and very convenient with all the advantages of no maintenance living. This beautiful one bedroom condo is located in convenient Watertree of Dewitt. Totally remodled about 4 years ago, it features beautiful white cabinetry contrasting slate colored laminate countertop and newer appliances. Also new luxury vinly flooring throughout the entire unit. So many updates

Joe Nastri Listing by Keller Williams Syracuse

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