1973 Three Bedroom Alabama Brick Ranch For Sale $59,900
$59,900
This Alabama brick ranch offers 3 (or easily 4) bedrooms, 1.5 baths, and a generous backyard with plenty of potential.
Investment or Personal Property Opportunity! Situated on 1.5 acres just off Hwy 72 located in the Cherokee community, this property offers great potential. Being sold AS IS due to much needed repairs. Buyer to verify all information.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1973
14015 Highway 72, Cherokee, AL 35616 $59,900
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Cynthia I Moss
Brokered by EXIT River City Realty
Pros
- Small-town community: Cherokee offers a tight-knit, friendly atmosphere where people tend to know each other and community events are common.
- Low cost of living: Housing and everyday costs are generally lower than in larger cities, making homeownership and modest living easier.
- Quiet, rural setting: If you value peace, open space, and slower pace, Cherokee provides a calm environment with less traffic and noise.
- Outdoor recreation nearby: Proximity to hunting, fishing, hiking, and other outdoor activities common to rural Alabama.
- Short local commutes: Little traffic means quick drives around town and easy access to local services.
- Low population density: More privacy, larger lots, and fewer crowds at local amenities.
- Local schools and churches: Community institutions often serve as social and civic hubs, supporting family-oriented activities.
- Close to larger towns: Reasonable driving distance to larger cities (depending on exact location) for jobs, hospitals, and shopping.
Cons
- Limited amenities and entertainment: Few restaurants, cultural venues, shopping options, and nightlife—limited variety for dining or leisure.
- Fewer job opportunities locally: Local employment options are limited; commuting to nearby towns or cities may be necessary for broader career choices or higher-paying work.
- Limited healthcare and specialized services: Basic medical care is usually available, but specialists and major hospitals may require travel to larger centers.
- Limited public transportation: Personal vehicle is typically required; little to no public transit.
- Limited educational and cultural resources: Fewer higher-education campuses, museums, theaters, and cultural events nearby.
- Slower pace may feel isolating: If you prefer urban energy, diversity, and lots of social options, Cherokee may feel too quiet or insular.
- Infrastructure limitations: Some rural areas can have slower internet speeds, fewer utility options, or less robust municipal services.
- Weather and natural risks: Hot, humid summers and the possibility of severe thunderstorms or tornadoes in parts of Alabama.
- Fewer shopping and specialty services: For specialty stores, diverse grocery choices, or niche services you may need to travel.
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