608 Ackerman Avenue, Syracuse

Description

Step into Syracuse history with this beautifully restored 1910 Craftsman-style home in the heart of the Westcott neighborhood. The house has been a location for several film shoots, and covered by SyracuseHistory. Designed by Syracuse University architecture professor Clarence Congdon as his personal residence, this timeless property blends early 20th-century charm with modern convenience. Just steps from scenic Thornden Park, perfect for morning visit through the Rose Garden, or evening sunsets from the hill, this home offers a unique living experience that’s both charming and centrally located.
Inside, you’ll find original architectural details thoughtfully preserved, alongside updated amenities for everyday comfort. The fully furnished home features three bedrooms, one bathroom, and a dedicated office/den, including a spacious master bedroom with high ceilings. Enjoy a morning coffee on the three-season porch, entertain in the dining room that opens to a private patio, or relax in the beautifully landscaped yard. A main-floor laundry room, off-street parking with garage and driveway.
The home is just three blocks from Syracuse University and Westcott Street, and close to SUNY ESF, Crouse Irving, Upstate, and VA hospitals.