One of the oldest homes on Hamilton Street — acquired off-market for strategic renovation and repositioning.
76 Hamilton Street is a compelling value-add flip opportunity in Geneva's historic and rapidly developing Finger Lakes region. Built in 1885, this six-bedroom, two-bath property is one of the oldest surviving residences on Hamilton Street — offering significant potential for strategic renovation and repositioning.
The investment thesis centers on acquiring below market value, executing targeted period-appropriate renovations, and repositioning the asset as a premium multi-unit rental or single-family residence capable of commanding market-rate rents in Geneva's growing rental market.
With strong demand fundamentals from a college-town economy and increasing interest in quality Finger Lakes housing, a thoughtfully renovated 76 Hamilton offers both capital appreciation and operational upside.
Strong tourism and recreational appeal drives housing demand.
Hobart and William Smith Colleges anchor stable, year-round housing demand.
Established identity and character in a walkable, appreciating district.
Positioned between Rochester and Syracuse in a growing rural NY market.
1885 construction with period-appropriate details worth preserving.
Meaningful rental and resale upside post-renovation and repositioning.
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