200 East North Street Rome NY 13440 | MLS #S1686305

For the first time in nearly 60 years, this cherished home is ready to welcome its next owners.
Offering 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, an office, and additional flexible living space, this property provides the room and versatility today’s buyers are looking for. The spacious eat-in kitchen features hardwood floors and serves as the heart of the home, while the cozy living room offers BRAND NEW carpeting and a comfortable place to relax.
The main level includes the convenience of first-floor laundry, an updated first-floor bedroom, an office space, and a beautifully updated full bathroom with a walk-in shower.
Upstairs, you’ll find two additional bedrooms, a second full bathroom, and a bonus room that could easily serve as a guest room, playroom, craft room, or additional living area.
Outside, you’ll discover one of this property’s most special features; a large, fenced-in backyard that has been lovingly cultivated over the years. Established hedge rows create a sense of privacy, while mature hydrangeas, spireas, rhododendrons, roses, and holly provide beautiful seasonal color and interest. Garden enthusiasts will appreciate the established grapevine trellis tucked behind the garage, offering the perfect space to expand a garden. With plenty of room for entertaining, pets, play, and outdoor gatherings, this backyard is a true retreat.
The property also offers ample off-street parking with a detached two-stall garage and additional paved parking alongside the home.
Ideally located just minutes from Griffiss Business and Technology Park, this home offers convenient access to major employers, shopping, dining, schools, healthcare services, and recreational opportunities throughout Rome and the surrounding Mohawk Valley. Outdoor enthusiasts will also appreciate being just a short distance from the scenic Erie Canalway Trail. Brimming with charm, flexibility, and opportunity, this property awaits a new chapter and a fresh vision.
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