c. 1860 Italianate – Cortland, NY
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This home has been archived on OHD. The sold status is unknown.
Added to OHD on 3/16/19 - Last OHD Update: 7/23/19 - 6 Comments
This home has been archived on OHD. The sold status is unknown.
Added to OHD on 3/16/19 - Last OHD Update: 7/23/19 - 6 Comments
Off Market / Archived
82 Port Watson St, Cortland, NY 13045
Map: Street
$139,000- 5 Bed
- 2.5 Bath
- 2706 Sq Ft
- 0.24 Ac.
Welcome to this absolutely gorgeous 5 bedroom 2 full bath home! Can you say opportunity of the year ? The interior of this home is showing more like homes listed and at twice its list price!! Fully remodeled interior with new kitchens, baths, refinished hardwood flooring, electrical, and so much more! You'll love the tall ceilings with crown molding, spacious rooms, quality finishes, and loads of charm and character throughout. Nice front porch allows you to enjoy the changing three seasons. If you don't mind addressing the exterior painting and carriage house in the back, then this home could be your needle in a haystack deal! Call today!!
Contact Information
Jamie Yaman, Yaman Real Estate(607) 753-9644
Links, Photos & Additional Info
State: New York | Region: Northeast (Middle Atlantic) | Associated Styles or Type: Italianate
Period & Associated Styles: Italianate (1840-1885), Romantic Era
Features: Painted Wood
Period & Associated Styles: Italianate (1840-1885), Romantic Era
Features: Painted Wood
6 Comments on c. 1860 Italianate – Cortland, NY
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from my dad’s hometown-lots of wonderful houses there
Save that barn!
A sweet little Italianate! Love the area too. It’s gorgeous in the fall. My daughter goes to Ithaca college which is nearby. So many fantastic things to do in beautiful Upstate New York. So in love with the staircase which is my favorite thing in an older house or any house for that matter. Too bad I live in a 1965 ranch.
This was the residence of David Jerome Robinson Jr. (1837-1914), a carpenter and land speculator. Robinson purchased the property in 1868 for $1150 and most likely built the house himself at that time. He lived here with his wife Harriet Manley and their 4 children until they moved to Chicago in the late 1880’s.
The carriage barn appears original to the house, which retains much of its detail despite substantial updates. The classic Italianate winding stair is the highlight!
This barn is a classic beauty and has so much potential to be restored.
The doors with the diagonal bead board! My favorite.
I grew up here. My mom still lives in a Victorian in a neighboring town in Cortland County that, to the of our research, was built in the 1860s. The basement was still a dirt floor when she bought it. Port Watson crosses Main Street and becomes Tompkins Ave. The houses on Tompkins are AMAZING, but have mostly become Greek houses and student housing. Check out this house on Tompkins http://the1890house.org. Cortland has/had a charming downtown. Like most of central New York it has gone through a long economic depression. Smith Corona left in the early 1990s as well as other industries. I am saddened everytime I go home as the area seems to have declined a little bit more each time.