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South Valley Houses for Sale

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  • /30

    $117,500

    • 3 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 920 Sq Ft

    1522 Valley Dr, Syracuse, NY 13207

    Welcome to 1522 Valley Dr, a delightful three-bedroom, one-bathroom home situated in Syracuse, NY. Convenience is key, and this home delivers. Nestled close to a wide variety of stores, restaurants, and shops, it also offers easy access to downtown Syracuse's vibrant amenities. Not to mention, plenty of off-street parking, a rare find in this bustling area!Currently rented for

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    Connor Schwartz

    Listing by The O'Hara Group

    (315) 522-6696

    1522 Valley Dr, Syracuse, NY 13207
  • /33

    $104,900

    • 3 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 1,221 Sq Ft

    120 Maplewood Ave, Syracuse, NY 13205

    3-bedroom 1 bath home with large 2 car garage and fenced in back yard. Home will need some updating and TLC. Large living room with hardwood floors and fireplace. lots of old charm and enclosed front porch. Owner was using 1st floor dining room as a 4th bedroom. can be converted back to dining room easily. Bring you tools and make this a great property. Sold AS-IS to settle estate. No offers

    Lee Harrington Listing by Syracuse Realty Group

    120 Maplewood Ave, Syracuse, NY 13205

Why Live in South Valley

A small residential section about 2 miles outside of Syracuse’s city center, South Valley appeals to homebuyers seeking an affordable, laid-back neighborhood. “It’s great middle America because you can still buy a home for under $200,000 with singles and families all mixed together,” says Chip Hodgkins , an associate broker with the Hodgkins Home Team of Hunt Real Estate ERA. Although Syracuse University is nearby, just 1 mile to the north, South Valley isn’t defined by the college. "You can’t talk about the Valley, which is what we usually call it, without mentioning Gannons Isle Ice Cream and Green Hills Farms,” says Hodgkins, referring to the popular local eatery and market located near West Seneca Turnpike. “The turnpike runs across the Valley, separating North Valley from South Valley,” Hodgkins explains about the enclave’s northern neighbor. South Valley has a few small retail areas, such as Valley Plaza and Turnpike Centre. However, where Valley Drive intersects with West Seneca Turnpike, well-known local eateries draw visitors from across the city. The Deli on Valley is a counter-service spot popular for its pizza and sub sandwiches. Across the street, Gannons Isle Ice Cream
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