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Looking for the "crappiest house" in the "nicest neighborhood" type of thing. I would prefer to spend $150,000 at most but it really all depends on house and neighborhood.
Anyone want to direct me to some towns to look at on Realtor.com?
Thanks for the help.
Williamsville, East Amherst, Clarence, Orchard Park.
Don't forget the areas even further south. South Erie County and Chautauqua County is great in my opinion.
Too far and Jamestown is a pit. Chautauqua Institution and the Lake are very nice. There are some nice areas around there, but it's a very small area and very far away from Buffalo. (At least an hour and a half)
I personally dont think its what you originally wanted..
"Looking for the "crappiest house" in the "nicest neighborhood" type of thing. I would prefer to spend $150,000 at most but it really all depends on house and neighborhood."
imho, Niagara Falls isnt the nicest neighborhood, definately could find things here in Williamsvile and Clarence if you wanted the northtowns for under that amount - huge??? nope, but really nice
You can find that price range in the area off Wehrle in Clarence. However,the houses are not big or old. Those are pricey...... You can definitely find a turn of the century fixer upper for that or less in Lancaster Village. Nice area!
Last edited by BuffaloTransplant; 10-20-2007 at 08:58 PM..
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hardly any snow last year, compare to years prior. Folks live in Elma.
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