Private Seller16 Main Street
East Worcester, NY 12064, Otsego County
8
Beds
4
Baths
2,200
Sq. Feet
Opening Bid
$25,000
Private Seller
For Sale
Opening Bid
$25,000
16 Main StreetEast Worcester, NY 12064, Otsego County
8
Beds
4
Baths
2,200
Sq. Feet
234 Views
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Property Details
Beds
8
Baths
4
Square Footage
2,200
Lot Size (Acres)
5.56
Property Type
Duplex Building
Year Built
1914
Special Notes
A perfect investment opportunity with this 2200 sq ft Duplex on an oversize lot. Boasting five outbuildings including Huge solid amish made barn, two car detached garage, chicken coop, and two sheds. Side by side units each have 4 bedrooms, one unit has two kitchens with new stainless steel appliances both have two bathrooms with separate utilities, separate oil tanks and separate hot water heaters, upgraded electric new panel boxes new sub panels and pex plumbing, three washer dryer hookups, new shower mixers and faucets, featuring all decor switches and outlets with new lighting fixtures. Property has new staircases, two Covered porches and balcony allow for comfortable relaxation to enjoy the beautiful mountain and wildlife views. House sits on 422' of road front property x 624'x 416' x 575' (5.56 Acres) Oak Creek runs along the back of the property. Just outside the Village of East Worcester, within walking distance to Main St. Both units have been recently remodeled. Featuring new drywall, new insulation, new doors, new flooring, new tiled bathrooms, vanities, toilets, sinks, counters, cabinets, ceiling fans, faucets and more. Basement has two new oil furnaces two new hot water heaters, Outside has been 3/4 finished Vinyl siding and Metal roof on 3/4 so far. Both units are tenant occupied $2600 total monthly income with on time tenant payments always. Perfect to add to your rental portfolio. One tenant in #14 has a two year lease at $1200 monthly and tenant in unit #16 is a month to month rental agreement at $1400 monthly.
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