3/1 c.1935 Louisiana Southern Home W/ Hardwoods, Fireplace $45K

Timeless elegance meets iconic style in this charming two-story Louisiana southern home. Brimming with authentic character, this home features a dreamy covered balcony—perfect for sipping morning coffee or unwinding taking in the neighborhood breeze.

Realtor Comments

Spacious living-dining area. Three spacious bedrooms. Fenced back yard. Convenient to downtown Shreveport, Barksdale AFB, Bus routes, and other city amenities.

107 E Herndon St, Shreveport, LA 71101  $45,000

If interested in a property, pleases 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: MIKE HARRIS

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Pros

• Exceptional Housing Affordability: The cost of living is notably lower than the national average, with housing prices, rent, and everyday expenses ranking well below most major metropolitan areas, making it easy to get more space for your money.

• Cultural History and Entertainment: As a historic river city, Shreveport boasts a vibrant arts and music scene,local festivals (like the Red River Revel), museums, and riverboat casinos that give the city a distinct character.

• Healthcare and Education Hub: It serves as a major medical center for northern Louisiana, anchored by institutions like Ochsner LSU Health Shreveport, and hosts higher education options such as Louisiana State University Shreveport (LSUS) and Centenary College.

• Outdoor Recreation: Situated along the Red River and close to massive bodies of water like Cross Lake and nearby state parks, residents have great access to fishing, boating, kayaking, and golf.

Cons

• Property and Violent Crime Rates: Crime is a persistent concern in Shreveport, with rates—particularly property crime and certain violent crimes—ranking higher than national medians, requiring careful consideration of specific neighborhoods.

• Economic and Job Market Limitations: While it is a regional hub, the broader economic growth has historically been sluggish compared to fast-growing Sun Belt cities, with limited high-paying corporate or tech sectors outside of healthcare, education, and government.

• Hot, Humid Summers: Northwest Louisiana summers are notoriously scorching, intensely humid, and prolonged,often making extended outdoor activities unpleasant for several months of the year.

• Aging Infrastructure and Public Services: Like many mid-sized cities in the region, parts of Shreveport deal with lagging road maintenance, municipal infrastructure strain, and underfunded public school systems, prompting many families to explore private or magnet school options.

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