3/2 Louisiana Home W/ Fireplace and Tiled Bath Under $50K

$49,900

Welcome to this Louisiana home, an airy, open layout starting with a spacious living room centered around timeless parquet tile flooring. The living room seamlessly connects to the dining area, leading right into a brightly lit kitchen packed with generous counter space and ample storage.

Realtor Comments

Come see this 3 bedroom 1.5 BA home! Home has lots of charm and character. 2 front bedrooms are anchored with Brick fireplaces and wood laminate floors. Hall bath is nice size with tub shower combo and large vanity area. Master suite has room off of it that could be home office or converted to additional closet space. Covered parking, has a detached storage room/workshop that dies have plumbing and 1/2 bath space. Great opportunity for homeowner or investor willing to do some updates and revitalize this great home. Very convenient to interstate, BR airport, downtown and Southern University.

3bd
1.5ba
1,197sqft
3,877sqft lot
Circa 1960

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2758 Badley Rd, Baton Rouge, LA 70807

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Contact Realtor: JEFF FURNISS

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Low Cost of Living & Low Taxes: Housing costs are generally well below the national average. Coupled with Louisiana’s low property tax rates and generous homestead exemption, homeownership is far more accessible here than in many other mid-sized metros.
Exceptional Food & Rich Culture: From authentic Cajun and Creole staples (crawfish boils, po’boys, jambalaya) to year-round cultural events and Mardi Gras parades, the city has a vibrant identity.
LSU & College Town Energy: As home to Louisiana State University (and Southern University), the city thrives on game-day culture, research innovation, and a youthful, active demographic.
Solid Economic Anchor Industries: Beyond state government operations, Baton Rouge is supported by strong, stable sectors like petrochemicals (e.g., ExxonMobil), healthcare, construction, and maritime trade along the Mississippi River.
Mild Winters: If you prefer avoiding snow and ice, winters are short and mild, rarely dropping below freezing.

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Severe Heat & Humidity: Summers are long, sweltering, and intensely humid. High humidity drives up summer utility bills, and outdoor activities can be uncomfortable for several months of the year.
Hurricane, Flooding, & Insurance Costs: Baton Rouge is vulnerable to tropical storms, flash flooding, and hurricane collateral damage. Property and home insurance rates statewide have risen sharply.
Frustrating Traffic & Limited Public Transit: The Interstate-10 corridor gets severely bottlenecked during rush hour and game days. Public transportation is minimal, making car ownership essential.
Crime Concerns: Certain pockets of the city struggle with elevated crime rates compared to national averages, requiring careful neighborhood selection.
Infrastructure & School Quality: Public school performance varies widely by district (leading many families to look toward private schools or suburban Ascension Parish), and road conditions/drainage systems can be inconsistent.