What stands out first at 7214 Mount Morris-Nunda Road is the land: a level, 2.22-acre parcel with 155 feet of frontage that gives this turn-of-the-century two-story rare breathing room in the Mount Morris corridor. The house itself, built in 1900 of block and concrete with vinyl siding, offers 1,958 square feet of flexible living space — four bedrooms, two full baths, an eat-in kitchen, and a full basement — all priced to reflect the need for modernizing and system updates.
Inside you'll find practical, lived-in rooms that make the house immediately useful: a sizeable family area, separate sleeping quarters upstairs, and storage space off the basement level that invites weekend projects or hobby storage. The home is heated by a forced-air oil system and uses well water and septic — information buyers should verify during inspection — which underscores the opportunity to upgrade mechanicals and finishes to increase comfort and value.
The exterior and lot are where this property becomes especially compelling. Two acres in this location allow for gardens, outbuildings, or outdoor recreation steps from the house; there is ample parking on the existing gravel driveway. For buyers who want access to strong outdoor amenities, Letchworth State Park sits roughly four miles away and the Mount Morris Dam and Recreation Area is about 3.5 miles from the property, making weekend hiking, fishing, and trail activities easy to plan.
Offered strictly as-is and competitively priced at $69,900 (about $35.75/sqft), the home represents an attractive entry point for an owner-occupant seeking value with renovation upside, a small-scale investor targeting rental income, or a buyer wanting a large lot close to regional recreation. Contact listing agent Scott Hadsell at Crane Realty for a showing and to discuss inspection recommendations. Verify all property specifics — lot lines, system conditions, and permissible uses — as part of your due diligence before submitting an offer.