26 Kirk Drive
Brighton, NY 14610
- 4 beds
- 2 baths
- 1,408 sqft
- 6,534 sqft lot
- $138 per sqft
- 1946 build
- – on site
A true gem! This classic gem has a large living room with hardwoods, gas fireplace and lots of light from the large picture window. The eat-in kitchen has been updated and includes all the appliances! There are two bedrooms downstairs. One is currently used as a dining room. The 1st floor bath has been updated! The upstairs has a 3rd bedroom, a large double primary bedroom and a brand new bathroom! The back of house has a full shed dormer giving this cape lots of spacious rooms! Don't miss this 3/4 Bedroom Cape with 2 Full bathrooms! There is a full basement for storage. Need more space to hang out? This place has a fantastic large and flat fenced in yard with a storage shed. *ROOF(back) 2020 *WINDOWS 2015-2020 *VINYL SIDING & GUTTER 2021 *FURNACE 2014. *BATHROOMS 2020 *FLOORS(refinished up) 2020 Great Location -close to Xway, Shopping, Colleges and parks! Pittsford Schools! Delayed showing until Wed. May 1st. Delayed Negotiations Until Monday May 6th at 2PM
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Last updated May 8, 2024
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MLS# R1534802 —
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Asking price
$195,000
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$1,044
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| Taxes | $577 |
| Insurance | $53 |
| Utilities | $179 See report |
| Total | $1,853/mo.* |
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Sale history
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5/8/24
May 8, 2024
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Pending | NYSAMLS | $195,000 | |
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4/30/24
Apr 30, 2024
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Listed / Active | NYSAMLS | $195,000 | 58.5% (6.3% / YR) |
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2/2/15
Feb 2, 2015
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NYSAMLS | $123,000 |
89% of nearby similar homes sold for over asking price
Similar homes that sold in bidding wars went $50k above asking price on average, but some went as high as $154k over asking price.