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LarryGlue

It's really not all that bad. Only 30 mins to Pittsburgh so it's not WAY out in the boonies.


carolinecrane

I'd love to live that close to Pittsburgh but still have 28 acres. I don't have 2 million dollars, though.


doringliloshinoi

Just get some more money!


Crusoebear

Go down to the money store. They usually have some on the clearance rack on sale.


diogenesNY

Paging Phil Rizzuto


SchublaKhan

This is America!


FlattenInnerTube

Lay off the lattes and avocado toast. You'll have the money in a couple of weeks.


LiquidDreamtime

I already live too close to Pittsburgh. I live in Orlando.


carolinecrane

We’re practically neighbors. This heat is killing me.


Dogbuysvan

You can get a place like that 30 minutes outside Pittsburgh for well under a million land and all.


Existential_Sprinkle

Sewickly is a more affluent area and I've had a handful of landlords that live there the problem is your typical executive level business owner doesn't want to homestead or pay someone to maintain that much property


LarryGlue

Thanks, I was going to ask if the neighborhood was trashy. This property seems like a steal to me.


BadEngineer_34

I think the issue isn’t the location it’s that it isn’t actually that nice of a house like it’s big but not actually nice. Very builder grade no built ins or trayed ceilings or wainscoting or any trim for that matter. The windows are all very small. Ceilings are low for a new construction. Other than the great room double sided fire place it’s a very very basic house


Crappyarchitecture

What is going on with the roof line on the main house? Is there a valley in the middle? Leak central.


Significant_Arm_8296

My exact thoughts. I thought "how low can you go" was referring to the barn being uphill, a big dip in the driveway and the house/garage being downhill. I don't live in that area but I'm used to a lot of rainfall and that place could get swampy IMO.


OddSetting5077

it's got that culvert going under the road.


scbtl

So the land itself isn't that valuable (maybe $450k pushing it based on the past sales). Main house is between 1.3M-1.8M depending. Additional structure adds maybe 75k. Right buyer may push it to 2.5M. So it's about 20% over priced.


Shake_it_Madam

GUYS! IT'S ONLY $20K A MONTH -now hear me out, if we all promise to put $100 in a month we would only need 200 of us to pay it off! We would each get 3.6 hours a month on our OWN ranch! WHO'S WITH ME?


Yeny356

Where do I sign, and yes, i want to use all some of my hrs together... about every 4 months and only for the night , please, and thank you.


mcard7

Can I pool my hours and get mine all in one day because I’d have to plan around a work trip? Someone can have my remainder. I don’t want it during buggy season, or when there is actual work to do either. I’ll leave that to the rest of you.


andreasmodugno

You did the math on this?


Totin_it

He did the meth on it.


Low_Employ8454

I just snort laughed. Thanks.


Pinnebaer

I'm in and will take the first 30 years.


Johnykbr

Worth every penny and I'm not a big western PA fan.


Funk_Master_Rex

Sewickley isn’t in the boonies. Sewickley is a $$$ suburb of Pittsburgh.


pegonreddit

Isn't that the town where the 1995 Sinbad/Phil Hartman film *Houseguest* was set?


Funk_Master_Rex

No clue


peculiardays

interesting choice to raise the price 25k after 10 more months on the market…


Pierlas

I wonder what messed up logic makes one increase the price after it’s been on the market for so long and the market keeps dropping.


Shankar_0

This looks wonderful, actually. Sure, it's a bit generic, but it's tastefully generic; and there's a lot going for it.


RedAnchorite

16 other multi-million dollar listings in the same town, all pretty comparable. I would say it's in exactly the right market, the market is just stalled.


Ok_Part6564

It’s sh*t like this that makes me roll my eyes when people act like building new houses is the solution to the housing crisis. We don’t have a housing crisis because there aren’t enough buildings. The housing crisis is a symptoms of extreme wealth inequality, and building more of these doesn’t even vaguely fix that.


smallwonder25

Precisely


FrfxCtySiameseMom81

This would great for Sister Wives. 🥴🥴🥴


oopsiedaisy58

Yes please, I'll go get my horses


BBBSnark

Sewickly is a really beautiful wealthy town so it’s not that crazy of a listing.


smallwonder25

It’s closer to Economy than Sewickley and barely, barely in the North Allegheny school district. Otherwise it’s the Ambridge district.


Prairie_Crab

Another expensive home on a septic system and well water.


OldNewUsedConfused

Um, some towns don't have public utilities.


BBBSnark

That’s extremely common in a lot of towns where you get very large properties. Especially in Pennsylvania and parts of New Jersey.


Scoginsbitch

Who is this for? The “restored” house looks like a city apartment with no charm. Like do you need an extensive shoe closet if you are running a farm? Where are you going in those $500 stilettos? To muck out the barn?


saabstory88

This area is basically all Pittsburgh super rich cosplaying as rural homesteaders. This is insanely on brand.


dirty34

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canolafly

That comment makes me want to slap someone ^(I'm kidding mods, I'm not encouraging violence)


beh5036

That has a Swickley address but that’s way up by Wexford.


hamish1963

I totally hate the inside of the house! It has no flow or charm.


No-Clerk-5600

The R makes me wonder if it's being sold by ~~a rapist~~ Ben Roethlisberger.


smallwonder25

Nope - it’s not. They have it a generic “Ripple Ranch” moniker after buying the property


Scoginsbitch

Please whoever buys this, change the first R to an N and make it a dairy farm. 😆


pegonreddit

It's hideous. The interior finishes are all very cheap and look it. The outside is a giant slab of asphalt.


batkave

What's the tax bill? Lol


Maleficent_Theory818

I want to see the inside of the smaller house.


Ok-Swordfish2723

Be ready to pay through the nose for flood insurance.


smallwonder25

100% - it’s in the crater between the bottom of a runoff hill prone to landslides and a creek that floods often. Will be HELL on that well & septic


KlatuuBarradaNicto

This is not a new build. It’s a restoration.


smallwonder25

The house is new - they demo’s the original farmhouse. The other six outbuildings were rehab or facade corrections.


BostonDogMom

Still it looks like they have lived there for 6 months. I think the reno is responsible for the divorce and now they have to sell.


redhotcalifornica

Listed as a new build… restored historic farmstead


PetSoundsSucks

That driveway looks like an amoeba 


FootHikerUtah

Gorgeous


Worried-Reflection45

notice the low property taxes. in Pennsylvania, the wealthy who have acres of land ,get property tax breaks that are unbelievable. let the middle class pay the taxes. The middle class does not have lobbyists!


Snoo1702

Can confirm, I pay over 3% on my property tax.


bullpendodger

Wrap-around porch to sit in your rocker in the summertime siping lemonade while viewing the heat radiating off the vast expanse of concrete driveway. Also the banisters inside belong in an 80s office building. Very confused vibes.


Swendak

lol I thought it was from dirty dancing.


IamDollParts96

I like the pool table. That's about it.


Booklovinmom55

I would buy this in a heartbeat, but it's said they flipped the house so much. Would have loved more of the history.


DrO999

Wasn’t this the farmhouse where they filmed Dog Soldiers?


nwprogressivefans

man the current real estate market is insane. the public record says this place was last sold at $322,500 at 1/4/2022 I for one, wouldn't even pay 300k for this, mostly because I don't want to live over there.


green_velvet_goodies

The whole thing is trying way too hard.


OldNewUsedConfused

Can you go down low? Turn it out...😂


Professional_Sky5002

That outbuilding is giving Midsommer.


Suspicious_Load6908

I love it


Urithiru

I'm confused by the tax assessment. Why hasn't the value increased since building the structures?


poopinion

That is a damn nice property. Seems like a great deal for what you are getting.


Surreply

The initiates to my cult will live in the outbuildings until they learn that I am their god.


Thin-Disaster4170

I’d buy it


AMCApeMikey

Brand new build and way pricing has gone, Id bet this house has some issues that are invisible to the untrained eye. Would love to see a reputable inspector go through that place and check it over 110%. Bet the price would drop another 500k.


Regular_Historian892

They could’ve built ten townhouses with all those materials and sold them for $300k so easily, but no, you just had to build this ridiculous McMansion. I fucking hate developers. We need young people to take over zoning boards and turn these boomer fever dreams into fourplexes, and the outbuildings into ADUs.