25 Harriet Street

Welcome to 25 Harriet Street, a 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath, two-story traditional in the City of Tonawanda, offered at $185,000. Built in 1937 with 1,512 square feet on a 40 x 117 lot (0.107 acres), this home blends original character with the major updates buyers want already behind them. The big-ticket items are done. Nearly every window was replaced with new vinyl in 2025, and the remaining two were already vinyl. The forced-air heat and central air system has an air handler and condenser both installed in 2024. A 30-year architectural shingle roof tops the home, finished in maintenance-free vinyl siding. The full basement has been waterproofed with interior drain tile and a new sump pump, and a new sewer line runs from the house to the street. Circuit breaker electrical and copper supply lines add peace of mind. Gas, electric and water are all on, so it is easy to show, inspect and close. Step inside through the front foyer with original ceramic tile and a coat closet behind a French wood door. The living room centers on a full stone fireplace with a concrete mantel, and the original wood banister leads upstairs. A closed-in sunroom adds flexible living space for a home office, hobby room or reading nook. The formal dining room features hardwood floors, crown molding and sliding glass doors to the back deck. The large eat-in kitchen offers plenty of cabinet space, a cooktop and a built-in oven, and is currently set up for first-floor laundry. Outside is where this home really shines. The back deck sits under a seasonal Kohler cloth awning overlooking a backyard pond, and the entire yard is enclosed by full vinyl fencing while still leaving generous open green space to play, garden or relax. A blacktop driveway leads to a newer-construction 2.5-car detached garage, built well after the home, giving the next owner a solid, modern structure for parking, storage or a workshop. Some cosmetic updating will likely be desired, and the home is priced accordingly, giving the next owner room to add their own style and build equity. Currently the lowest-priced home on the market in 14150, it will not last long.