c.1910 Three Bedroom Texas Home For Sale $100K

$100,000

Transport yourself to a bygone era and embrace the allure of this charming 1910 Texas home, ideally situated in the heart of Hunt County within the original town of Commerce. Surrounded by lush, mature trees and welcoming neighbors, this home beautifully combines the nostalgia of small-town living with the convenience of nearby city amenities.

Yard featured at 1301 Church St, Commerce, TX, 75428

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Set on an expansive, beautifully landscaped corner lot, the wrap-around front porchcomplete with a large covered section and wheelchair-accessible rampinvites you to slow down, sip your morning coffee, and wave to passing neighbors. Inside, timeless hardwood floors set the stage for warm gatherings in the spacious living and dining rooms. The remodeled kitchen is a true heart of the home, with custom cabinetry, granite countertops, a breakfast bar, and updated appliancesready for everything from weeknight dinners to holiday feasts. Youll appreciate thoughtful touches like the roomy laundry+mudroom and modern upgrades including a metal roof, updated plumbing all the way to the street, and refreshed flooring throughout. The fully fenced backyard offers generous green space for pets, play, or garden dreams, while the location puts you just a short stroll from downtown Commerces shops and dining. With Texas A&M University-Commerce nearby and quick routes to HWY 24 & HWY 178, this home offers the perfect balance of history, comfort, and convenienceall wrapped in small-town charm.

3bed
1bath
Circa 1910

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1301 Church St, Commerce, TX 75428 $100,000

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Contact Realtor: Dan Harker and EmpowerHome Team Dallas

Brokered by Keller Williams Realty Dallas Preston Road

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Dining Room featured at 1301 Church St, Commerce, TX, 75428

Pros

Affordability: Commerce offers a low cost of living, making it an attractive option for families, students, and retirees.
Small-Town Atmosphere: The community has a friendly, close-knit vibe, fostering strong connections among residents.
Educational Opportunities: Home to Texas A&M University-Commerce, the town provides access to higher education and cultural events.
Outdoor Activities: With parks and recreational areas nearby, residents can enjoy various outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and sports.
Rich History: Commerce has a rich historical background, with charming architecture and local events that celebrate its heritage.
Community Events: The town hosts various festivals, fairs, and events throughout the year, enhancing community engagement.

Cons

Limited Job Market: Employment opportunities may be restricted, particularly in specialized fields, which can make job searching challenging.
Limited Amenities: While there are essential services, options for shopping, dining, and entertainment can be fewer compared to larger cities.
Transportation: Public transportation options are limited, making a personal vehicle necessary for commuting and errands.
Weather Conditions: Summers can be hot, and the area may experience severe weather, including thunderstorms.
Youth Activities: There may be fewer recreational and social activities for teenagers and young adults, which could lead to boredom.
Healthcare Access: While there are medical facilities, specialized healthcare services may require travel to larger nearby cities.

Kitchen featured at 1301 Church St, Commerce, TX, 75428

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Family History

James Roy Clark (1907-1957) married Imogene Patman in 1924, and they purchased this home soon after. James was a printer for the local newspaper, and Imogene loved to entertain in her home. The couple had one son. Roy.