2/1 c.1935 Affordable Kansas Home W/ Hardwoods $55K

$55,000

Calling all visionaries! This 2-bedroom, 1-bath affordable Kansas home is high on potential and primed for your next value-add project.

Investor Opportunity! Featuring a brand-new roof and fresh exterior paint, the property is a great opportunity to customize, update, or transform to fit your goals. Whether you’re looking for your next investment property or a home you can make your own, the possibilities are here. Property is being sold AS-IS. Bring your ideas and explore the potential this property has to offer!

• 2bd
• 1ba
• 736sqft
• 4,792sqft lot
• Circa 1935

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The Pros

• Affordable Living & Housing: The overall cost of living in Moundridge is about 10% below the national average. Housing is budget-friendly, making it easier for first-time buyers and young families to purchase a home compared to larger cities.

• Convenient Highway Access: Sitting directly off I-135 gives residents a simple commute to larger employment hubs like McPherson, Newton, or Wichita.

   

• Strong Community & Low Crime: Moundridge is widely regarded as a safe, peaceful place to raise a family or retire, with crime rates below state and national averages. Neighbors tend to know each other, and local events foster a supportive community atmosphere.

   

• Solid School District: The local public schools (Moundridge USD 445) are generally well-regarded with strong community backing and small class sizes.

   

• Manufacturing & Job Base: For a small town, Moundridge has a surprisingly solid industrial base—anchored by agricultural and manufacturing employers (such as The Bradbury Co. and Grasshopper Mower)—which provides stable local jobs.

The Cons

• Limited Amenities & Entertainment: Beyond a few local eateries, basic services, and community parks, you won’t find big-box retailers, shopping malls, or vibrant nightlife. Routine shopping and dining out often require a short drive to McPherson or Wichita.

• Car-Dependent: Public transit is practically non-existent, meaning owning a reliable vehicle is required for daily errands and commuting.

   

• Kansas Weather & Severe Storms: Like much of central Kansas, the area experiences extreme seasonal shifts—hot, humid summers and cold winters—along with risks of severe thunderstorms, hail, and tornadoes in the spring.

   

• Slower Pace / Limited Options for Young Adults: While great for retirees and young families looking for quiet, young professionals or singles looking for a fast-paced environment and diverse social activities may feel isolated.

• Limited Healthcare Facilities: While the town has basic clinics and elderly care facilities, specialized medical care and major hospitals require driving to larger neighboring cities.