Buyers hunting for a property that earns its keep will find much to admire in this handsome two-family residence, where six bedrooms and two bathrooms distribute themselves generously across roughly 1,864 square feet of dependable, income-ready living space. The arithmetic here speaks softly but persuasively. Two separate units mean two streams of rental revenue, whether you occupy one and let the other underwrite your mortgage or lease both for a portfolio that quietly grows fatter each month. A full basement lends welcome depth to the equation, offering ample room for storage, laundry, mechanicals, and the sort of untapped potential that patient owners eventually reward themselves with. Plenty of parking for both units which great feature of this property. What truly distinguishes this offering, however, is its refreshingly attainable price point—an entry stroke of rare accessibility for those eager to plant a flag in Utica's rental market without the customary sticker shock. The surrounding neighborhood sweetens the proposition considerably. Quinn Park lies a short distance away for green-minded afternoons, while Al Balad Halal Market handles everyday provisioning with neighborly ease. Thomas R. Proctor High School anchors the area, and both Utica Union Station and the train station stand within convenient reach—a genuine boon for commuters and prospective renters alike. Opportunities that pair honest returns with such a welcoming setting seldom linger. Arrange your private viewing before this one finds a perfect new owner.
Listing by Pine to Palm Realty Group, LLC, (315) 272-7419
Around this home
Schools
K - 12
Preschool & daycare
Roscoe Conkling Elementary School
Public K-6 • Assigned • 0.2mi
7/10
John F Kennedy Middle School
Public 7-8 • Assigned • 2.0mi
6/10
Thomas R Proctor High School
Public 9-12 • Assigned • 0.8mi
3/10
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About Lower
Eastside
Lower Eastside, located between Downtown Utica and East Utica, is a historic and residential Utica neighborhood with brick rowhouses and a street-grid feel. The neighborhood’s energy concentrates around the Genesee Street and Albany Street corridor, where corner storefronts, takeout counters, and small service shops set a steady, lived-in rhythm. The Stanley Theatre stands as a marquee cultural anchor nearby, pairing well with gallery-style stops at Munson and performances at The Uptown Theatre for Creative Arts. Side streets mix older multi-family homes with compact single-family houses and deep porches. Parks and civic buildings add open space and daily errands without changing the neighborhood’s grounded tone.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Interior features
Hardwood, laminate, vinyl and varied flooring throughout
Full basement
Bedrooms
Two 3-bedroom units
Bathrooms
Two full bathrooms (one in each unit)
Kitchen
Each unit has an eat-in kitchen
Dishwasher, Oven/Range, Refrigerator, Microwave included in both units
Laundry & utility
Washer and dryer included (in at least one unit)
Electric and gas water heaters
Flooring
Hardwood
Laminate
Vinyl
Varies
Heating & cooling
Gas forced-air heating
Exterior features
Rectangular lot
Main thoroughfare frontage
Porch on each unit
Home design
Two-story multi-unit (2 units total)
Resale property
Synthetic stucco and vinyl siding exterior
Parking
Paved parking with two or more spaces
Construction
Built as existing structure
Synthetic stucco and vinyl siding
Utilities
Public water connected
Sewer connected
Financial info
Owner pays water; rent includes water
Operating expense details: see remarks (multi-family)
Electricity and solar
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