2/1 c.1910 Well-Maintained Kansas Home W/ Garage Under $55K

OHU50K Notes $54,900

c.1910 Well-Maintained Kansas Home W/ Garage. This home has been updated and be the perfect little home for a first time home buyer.

Yard featured at 899 First St, Phillipsburg, KS, 67661

Realtor Comments

This charming 2 bed\1 bath sits on a spacious, tree~lined lot with a covered front porch, detached single~car garage, driveway parking, and a large yard. Inside, enjoy fresh neutral paint, wood~look flooring, natural light, a spacious living room, and a well~equipped kitchen. Both bedrooms offer comfortable space, and the large bathroom includes a tub\shower combination, vanity, washer, and dryer. Schedule your showing today!! Jennyfer Toepfer 785~623~0066.

2 beds
1 bath
756 sqft
5,800 sqft lot
Build date 1910

Yard featured at 899 First St, Phillipsburg, KS, 67661 ‘

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899 1st St, Phillipsburg, KS 67661 $54,900

Contact Realtor: Jennyfer Toepfer
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Yard featured at 899 First St, Phillipsburg, KS, 67661

Living Room featured at 899 First St, Phillipsburg, KS, 67661

Oven featured at 899 First St, Phillipsburg, KS, 67661

The Pros

Exceptional Affordability: The cost of living in Phillipsburg is roughly 30% lower than the national average. Housing is particularly inexpensive, with median home values hovering around $92,000 to $108,000, making homeownership highly accessible. Median rent is also low, typically ranging between $600 and $800 per month.

Negligible Traffic and Short Commutes: Because of its small size and layout, the average one-way commute for residents is just 11 to 14 minutes. Traffic congestion is virtually nonexistent.

Strong Outdoor and Sports Culture: For outdoor enthusiasts, the area offers excellent opportunities for whitetail deer and pheasant hunting, fishing, and camping. Local recreation includes a 9-hole golf course, an 18-hole disc golf course, and the Phillipsburg Aquatic Center.

Community Events: Phillipsburg is famous for hosting “Kansas’ Biggest Rodeo” every August, an event that brings a massive influx of energy, visitors, and community pride to the town.

Peaceful Atmosphere: The town scores very high for its quiet, calm surroundings and low noise levels. It is well-suited for retirees and families looking for a slow, independent lifestyle.

The Cons

Extreme Weather: Like much of the Great Plains, Phillipsburg experiences harsh weather extremes. Summers can be intensely hot and prone to droughts and severe thunderstorms/tornadoes, while winters bring bitter cold, high winds, and freezing temperatures.

Geographic Isolation: The town is quite isolated from major metropolitan areas. The closest regional airport (Kearney Regional Airport in Nebraska) is about 90 miles away, and major city amenities like malls, specialized healthcare, and diverse dining are hours away.

Limited Dining and Shopping: Everyday essentials are covered by a few local shops and boutiques, but restaurant options are limited to a handful of local mainstays (such as Mexican and classic American diners) and fast food.

Total Car Dependence: The town is spread out and lacks any meaningful public transportation or biking infrastructure. Over 91% of residents drive to work, and a vehicle is mandatory for nearly all daily tasks.

Economic Limitations: While there are stable jobs in healthcare, retail, and local manufacturing, the job market is small. Career advancement or specialized professional roles can be difficult to find without working for the town’s primary employers or working remotely.

Kitchen featured at 899 First St, Phillipsburg, KS, 67661