Move-In Ready c.1945 Brick Bungalow on 2 Acres in Pennsylvania Under $100K

Set on two wooded acres, this three-bedroom Craftsman bungalow includes a large three-car garage and open living spaces. Renovation seekers will find great potential in this Pennsylvania property featuring a spacious yard and peaceful surroundings.

3 bed
1.5 bath

About This Move-In Ready c.1945 Brick Bungalow on 2 Acres in Pennsylvania Under $100K

Located in Bessemer, Pennsylvania, this three-bedroom Craftsman bungalow sits on two acres backing up to the Mahoning Sportsmen’s Club. The property features a large three-car detached garage with a newer metal roof and an interior with open living and dining areas. The home includes a kitchen with oak cabinetry and a full bathroom, though the overall condition requires a cash buyer or a renovation loan with 20% down. Its location offers a private, rural setting while remaining close to the Pennsylvania-Ohio border for easy commuting.

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161 W Beechwood Rd N, Bessemer, PA 16112 $99,900

Bessemer, Pennsylvania

Bessemer is a small borough in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, located just east of the Ohio state line and about 10 miles southwest of New Castle. Originally established as a hub for the limestone and cement industries, the town’s layout reflects its blue-collar heritage with modest residential blocks surrounded by large-scale quarrying operations. Today, it serves as a quiet, rural community where the local economy is tied to regional manufacturing and the surrounding agricultural landscape.

The town features a compact center with local landmarks like the Bessemer Croatian Club, reflecting the ethnic heritage of the industrial workers who settled the area. Residents have access to the nearby Mohawk Area schools and spend leisure time at the Bessemer Lake or the various parks that dot the hilly, Western Pennsylvania terrain. While the heavy industrial peak has passed, the borough remains a stable residential area for those working in Lawrence County or commuting across the border to the Youngstown, Ohio, metropolitan area.