Schenectady, NY 12304 · Schenectady County

This 1910 colonial in Schenectady presents a flexible footprint with four bedrooms and two baths across 1,614 square feet. The main level holds a spacious living room and eat-in kitchen alongside two bedrooms and a full bath, while the finished upper section includes a second kitchen, another full bath, and two additional bedrooms with independent heating and electrical service. The home is configured as a two-unit property but can be reconverted to a single-family layout, offering buyers the opportunity to customize the space to their needs. Located in Schenectady's historic neighborhoods near Union College and the revitalized downtown, this home sits on a 0.20-acre lot with a paved driveway and two-car garage.
A true diamond in the rough! Decide if you want to keep it set up with an in-law suite or convert it back to a 5-bedroom home- you decide! It's not every day you can find a blank canvas and create the home you want. The first floor features a large living room, a large eat-in kitchen, two bedrooms, and a full bath. One of the bedrooms originally was two, but a wall was removed to create one massive bedroom. Off the back of the home, there is a large finished area with heat! Heat upstairs to find another kitchen, full bath, and two bedrooms! This home is not for someone looking to move right in, but it is a home run for someone looking for a place to make their own! Currently has separate heat and electrical for each floor.
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Schenectady is in Schenectady County, NY. There are currently 204 active listings here, ranging from $19,000 to $156,200,000. Listings in this address fall under the Schenectady school district. Priced 28% below the Schenectady median of $277,000.
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KW Platform · Listed by David T Schwartz (30928)
Contact: 518-369-1359
MLS #202622468 · Source: Global MLS, Inc.
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Public assessment record for the Schenectady roll · Schenectady school district · One Family Year-Round Residence
| Year | Assessed value | Full market value | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | $115,500 | $191,257 | +13.3% |
| 2024 | $115,500 | $168,736 | +15.4% |
| 2023 | $115,500 | $146,203 | +3.8% |
| 2022 | $115,500 | $140,854 | +10.6% |
| 2021 | $115,500 | $127,343 |
Assessed and full market values come from the local assessor and lag the market; the tax bill is the assessed value times the town, county and school rates, which the seller’s disclosure will show. STAR and other exemptions are not reflected here.
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