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Park Ave Houses for Sale

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    $179,900

    • 5 Beds
    • 1.5 Baths
    • 1,216 Sq Ft

    225 Lakeview Ave, Syracuse, NY 13204

    Welcome to 225 Lakeview Ave. This single family house is being sold as a package deal with multi- family property 223 Lakeview Ave for $179,900. This rental property offers 5 good sized bedrooms, a nice upper balcony, 3 car garage and big private yard! This house is close to bus lines, stores, restaurants and all other amenities.

    Teri Arney-Scheirer Listing by Hunt Real Estate Era

    225 Lakeview Ave, Syracuse, NY 13204
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    $110,000

    • 5 Beds
    • 2.5 Baths
    • 2,752 Sq Ft

    636 Park Ave, Syracuse, NY 13204

    Home is being sold "AS IS"-occupied. Do not step on property, do not disturb occupants. Subject property is being sold occupied with any and all occupants in AS IS/WHERE IS condition. Neither the seller nor the listing broker can verify the existence of any lease agreement, either written or verbal, nor any rental amount being paid, due or owing. Please DO NOT disturb the occupants. Access for

    Gene Kranz Listing by Berkshire Hathaway CNY Realty

    636 Park Ave, Syracuse, NY 13204

Why Live in Park Ave

Park Ave combines historic charm with an up-and-coming atmosphere on the west side of downtown Syracuse. Locals can walk to longstanding bakeries, century-old churches and small parks. This vibrant location is why many residents tend to stick around. “Some people have been living here for decades, even if they rent instead of own,” says Teri Arney-Scheirer, a real estate agent with Hunt Real Estate who grew up in the neighborhood. Dating back to the 1800s, Park Ave’s houses often need renovations. There’s also a large industrial sector, but these factors draw new homebuyers to the area. “People move here because there’s so much opportunity,” Arney-Scheirer says. “You can restore a beautiful home, be within walking distance to downtown and live in a classic, old Syracuse neighborhood.” The majority of the neighborhood’s homes are investor-owned single- and multi-family houses; around 85% of residents here are renters. Queen Annes, American Foursquares and Colonial Revivals built between the 1880s and 1920s are common. Oak trees often shade the area’s modest lots and sidewalk-lined streets. Some houses have driveways and detached garages, though street parking is still common.
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