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803 E Dewart St, Shamokin

Listing courtesy of Prime Realty Services. Contact:

You step down into the living room at 447 Orange Street, and the house does the talking. The room is sunken, the way English cottages are, and it pulls you in: a stone fireplace that asks for a rainy evening, stone walls around you, nearly ninety years of history settling into the quiet. This is not a house that looks like the ones around it. Built in 1937, this stone cottage was made to be loved, and it still is. Outside, the cottage earns its storybook reputation. Flagstone paths wander through the gardens of a 0.66-acre double lot, and an English garden, the kind most people only see in books and old photographs, gives you a place for first coffee, a good book, and the long light at the end of the day. It is a rare amount of land for a home this close to town. Across 2,206 square feet, wide-plank white oak and slate carry you from room to room, giving the home its warmth and its age. The kitchen is where old craft meets the new: cabinetry refaced with Amish-crafted shaker-style fronts, quartz counters, a farmhouse sink, and slate floors, with a built-in nook just off it where coffee turns into conversation. Two fireplaces give the house its heart on cold Pennsylvania nights. Four bedrooms and one and a half baths keep the home's original character, some still dressed in period wallpaper, and a finished, heated space on the lower level gives you room to spread out in every season. Behind the charm, the important work is done: natural gas heat, on-demand hot water, updated electrical service, replacement windows, and a new sewer line to the street, all on public water and sewer. The original blueprints are still in the house and convey with it, a keepsake for whoever is next. And then there is Norry. Northumberland, Pennsylvania was founded in 1772 where the North and West Branches of the Susquehanna River meet, and it still moves at a gentler pace. Tree-lined streets invite an evening walk past old homes that have earned their age. Music in the Park on summer evenings. Homes like this do not follow the pattern of what is around them, and they do not come up often. The house has already lived a long story. It is ready for someone to keep telling it. Come see it in person.

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

You step down into the living room at 447 Orange Street, and the house does the talking. The room is sunken, the way English cottages are, and it pulls you in: a stone fireplace that asks for a rainy evening, stone walls around you, nearly ninety years of history settling into the quiet. This is not a house that looks like the ones around it. Built in 1937, this stone cottage was made to be loved, and it still is. Outside, the cottage earns its storybook reputation. Flagstone paths wander through the gardens of a 0.66-acre double lot, and an English garden, the kind most people only see in books and old photographs, gives you a place for first coffee, a good book, and the long light at the end of the day. It is a rare amount of land for a home this close to town. Across 2,206 square feet, wide-plank white oak and slate carry you from room to room, giving the home its warmth and its age. The kitchen is where old craft meets the new: cabinetry refaced with Amish-crafted shaker-style fronts, quartz counters, a farmhouse sink, and slate floors, with a built-in nook just off it where coffee turns into conversation. Two fireplaces give the house its heart on cold Pennsylvania nights. Four bedrooms and one and a half baths keep the home's original character, some still dressed in period wallpaper, and a finished, heated space on the lower level gives you room to spread out in every season. Behind the charm, the important work is done: natural gas heat, on-demand hot water, updated electrical service, replacement windows, and a new sewer line to the street, all on public water and sewer. The original blueprints are still in the house and convey with it, a keepsake for whoever is next. And then there is Norry. Northumberland, Pennsylvania was founded in 1772 where the North and West Branches of the Susquehanna River meet, and it still moves at a gentler pace. Tree-lined streets invite an evening walk past old homes that have earned their age. Music in the Park on summer evenings. Homes like this do not follow the pattern of what is around them, and they do not come up often. The house has already lived a long story. It is ready for someone to keep telling it. Come see it in person.

447 Orange St, Northumberland

Listing courtesy of Real of Pennsylvania. Contact:

$70,000

Investor Opportunity! Bring your vision and renovation ideas to 116 W Sunbury Street. This property is in need of a complete renovation and offers an excellent opportunity for an investor, flipper, or buyer looking to take on a full restoration project. With the right improvements, this property has the potential to be transformed into a valuable addition to your investment portfolio. Could be converted to a multifamily or commercial investment property. Additional opportunity: This property is also being offered as part of a package portfolio deal, providing investors the opportunity to purchase multiple properties together. Contact the listing agent for additional information regarding the portfolio and package pricing.

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

Investor Opportunity! Bring your vision and renovation ideas to 116 W Sunbury Street. This property is in need of a complete renovation and offers an excellent opportunity for an investor, flipper, or buyer looking to take on a full restoration project. With the right improvements, this property has the potential to be transformed into a valuable addition to your investment portfolio. Could be converted to a multifamily or commercial investment property. Additional opportunity: This property is also being offered as part of a package portfolio deal, providing investors the opportunity to purchase multiple properties together. Contact the listing agent for additional information regarding the portfolio and package pricing.

116 W Sunbury St, Shamokin

Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Realty. Contact:

$29,000

Investor Opportunity! Bring your vision and renovation ideas to 903 E Chestnut Street. This property is in need of a complete renovation and offers an excellent opportunity for an investor, flipper, or buyer looking to take on a full restoration project. With the right improvements, this property has the potential to be transformed into a valuable addition to your investment portfolio. Additional opportunity: This property is also being offered as part of a package portfolio deal, providing investors the opportunity to purchase multiple properties together. Contact the listing agent for additional information regarding the portfolio and package pricing.

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths

Investor Opportunity! Bring your vision and renovation ideas to 903 E Chestnut Street. This property is in need of a complete renovation and offers an excellent opportunity for an investor, flipper, or buyer looking to take on a full restoration project. With the right improvements, this property has the potential to be transformed into a valuable addition to your investment portfolio. Additional opportunity: This property is also being offered as part of a package portfolio deal, providing investors the opportunity to purchase multiple properties together. Contact the listing agent for additional information regarding the portfolio and package pricing.

903 E Chestnut St, Shamokin

Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Realty. Contact:

$99,000

**Investor Opportunity: 4849 State Route 54, Elysburg, PA 17824 – Massive Flip Potential!** This spacious 5-bedroom, 3-bath single-family home offers approximately **2,506 sq ft** of living space on a generous ** 0.72-acre lot**. Built in 1900, it sits along State Route 54 in Ralpho Township, Northumberland County—just north of Elysburg and conveniently located near popular attractions like **Knoebels Amusement Resort** (America’s largest free-admission park), making it appealing for both owner-occupants and rental investors. **Key Flip Highlights:** - **Significant upside from fire damage** (pellet stove incident in late 2025 that extended into walls) — ideal for a full renovation or gut rehab. Bring your vision to restore or modernize this classic property for strong equity gains. - Generous layout with multiple bedrooms — perfect for a large family home, multi-generational living, or conversion to a rental/investment property. - Solid lot size provides room for outdoor improvements, expansions, or added value (landscaping, garage, etc.). - Highway/route access supports easy commuting to Sunbury, Shamokin, Danville, and beyond. **Market Context:** Elysburg and surrounding areas show steady demand with median home values in the $220K–$280K+ range. Post-rehab ARV has strong potential in this buyer-friendly yet appreciating small-town market, especially with proximity to recreational amenities and regional employment hubs. This is a **high-potential fixer-upper** for experienced flippers or BRRRR investors looking for their next profitable project. Cash or rehab financing preferred. Property sold as-is. Contact us today for more details, interior access, or to discuss numbers!

5 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths

**Investor Opportunity: 4849 State Route 54, Elysburg, PA 17824 – Massive Flip Potential!** This spacious 5-bedroom, 3-bath single-family home offers approximately **2,506 sq ft** of living space on a generous ** 0.72-acre lot**. Built in 1900, it sits along State Route 54 in Ralpho Township, Northumberland County—just north of Elysburg and conveniently located near popular attractions like **Knoebels Amusement Resort** (America’s largest free-admission park), making it appealing for both owner-occupants and rental investors. **Key Flip Highlights:** - **Significant upside from fire damage** (pellet stove incident in late 2025 that extended into walls) — ideal for a full renovation or gut rehab. Bring your vision to restore or modernize this classic property for strong equity gains. - Generous layout with multiple bedrooms — perfect for a large family home, multi-generational living, or conversion to a rental/investment property. - Solid lot size provides room for outdoor improvements, expansions, or added value (landscaping, garage, etc.). - Highway/route access supports easy commuting to Sunbury, Shamokin, Danville, and beyond. **Market Context:** Elysburg and surrounding areas show steady demand with median home values in the $220K–$280K+ range. Post-rehab ARV has strong potential in this buyer-friendly yet appreciating small-town market, especially with proximity to recreational amenities and regional employment hubs. This is a **high-potential fixer-upper** for experienced flippers or BRRRR investors looking for their next profitable project. Cash or rehab financing preferred. Property sold as-is. Contact us today for more details, interior access, or to discuss numbers!

4849 State Route 54, Elysburg

Listing courtesy of JRHeller.com LLC. Contact:

$90,000

This freshly updated two-story home offers a modernized interior with new flooring and fixtures throughout. The renovated bathrooms stand out with floor-to-ceiling marble-style tile and modern vanities. The layout includes bright living spaces with fresh paint and a fenced-in yard perfect for hosting and recreation. This move-in-ready home is ready for you to make it your own!

3 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths

This freshly updated two-story home offers a modernized interior with new flooring and fixtures throughout. The renovated bathrooms stand out with floor-to-ceiling marble-style tile and modern vanities. The layout includes bright living spaces with fresh paint and a fenced-in yard perfect for hosting and recreation. This move-in-ready home is ready for you to make it your own!

314 W Olive St, Mount Carmel

Listing courtesy of Realty One Group Supreme. Contact:

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