3/1.5 c.1952 Tennessee Home For Sale Under $180K

$179,900

Welcome home to a well-established Tennessee home boasting approximately 2,190 sqft. of flexible living space! Situated on a serene, low-traffic street just minutes from shopping, schools, and transit, this property provides the perfect canvas to settle in and personalize to your style.

Realtor Comments

New Listing! Welcome Charming 3-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom single-family brick home, conveniently located within the city limits of Dyersburg, Tennessee. The property features a large front yard with mature trees, providing plenty of outdoor space and established character. Additional exterior amenities include a 12′ x 20′ metal storage shed and a 2-car carport. With its classic brick construction, spacious layout, mature trees, and convenient city location, this home offers plenty of potential for comfortable living and making it your own.

3bd
1.5ba
2,190sqft
0.7 acre
Circa 1952

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516 Okeena Dr, Dyersburg, TN 38024

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Contact Realtor: Leigh Ann Smalley-ward
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Pros

Incredible Housing Affordability & No State Income Tax
- Housing prices in Dyersburg remain well below national averages, with median home values hovering around $160,000 to $175,000.
- Combined with low real estate taxes and no state income tax on wages in Tennessee, residents can stretch their budgets significantly further.
Regional Commercial & Healthcare Hub
- Unlike smaller surrounding farming towns, Dyersburg provides robust everyday amenities, including big-box retail, diverse dining options, and local shopping centers.
- West Tennessee Healthcare Dyersburg Hospital provides full acute care, emergency services, and medical specialists right in town.
Strategic Transit Corridor (I-69 & US-51)
- Located along US-51 and the developing I-69 corridor, Dyersburg offers straightforward highway access across the region:
  - Memphis, TN: ~1.5 hours south (for international airport access, major entertainment, and cultural amenities).
  - Jackson, TN: ~50 minutes southeast.
  - Union City, TN: ~35 minutes north (home to Discovery Park of America).
Outdoor Recreation & Wildlife Management Areas
- Positioned near the Mississippi River, the area is a haven for hunting, boating, and freshwater fishing.
- Outdoor highlights include nearby Reelfoot Lake State Park (famous for bald eagle watching, cypress swamps, and crappie fishing) and the Moss-Island Wildlife Management Area.
Local Higher Education Presence
- Home to Dyersburg State Community College (DSCC), providing local higher education options, workforce development training, and vocational certification programs.

Cons

Slower High-Wage Job Growth
- While manufacturing, agriculture, retail, and healthcare provide steady blue-collar employment, specialized corporate or high-tech career tracks inside city limits remain limited.
Elevated Local Crime Metrics
- Crime statistics within city limits trend higher than state and national medians for both property and violent crime categories. Safety metrics vary by neighborhood, making block-by-block research essential for home buyers.
Public School System Performance
- Both the Dyersburg City Schools and Dyer County School District show mixed proficiency scores across state report card metrics, prompting some families to evaluate private options or specialized programs.
Hot, Humid Delta Summers & Severe Weather
- West Tennessee experiences long, hot, and muggy summer seasons accompanied by heavy mosquito activity common to river basin regions.
- The region is also prone to seasonal severe weather, including spring thunderstorms and tornado activity across the Mississippi River Valley.