c.1940 Three Bedroom Florida Handyman Special $47K

$47,000

This Florida handyman special boasts stunning front and back yards, waiting for your personal touch. The possibilities are limitless! While the home requires a complete renovation and is sold strictly as-is, bring your imagination and transform it into your dream space.

House View featured at 293 SE Old County Camp Rd, Madison, FL, 32340

Realtor Comments

“Investor or handyman special! This 0.55-acre property is just minutes from downtown Madison, local schools, and shopping, making it an excellent opportunity for a rental property or long-term investment. Don’t miss this affordable project in a convenient location. *SELLER IS MOTIVATED* All offers will be considered

3bed
1bath
Circa 1940

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293 SE Old County Camp Rd, Madison, FL 32340 $47,000

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Contact Realtor: Joyce A Mays

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Porch featured at 293 SE Old County Camp Rd, Madison, FL, 32340

Pros

Small-Town Charm: Madison offers a friendly, close-knit community atmosphere, making it easy to connect with neighbors and feel at home.
Natural Beauty: The area is surrounded by beautiful landscapes, including forests, lakes, and parks, providing plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and camping.
Affordable Living: The cost of living in Madison is generally lower than in many urban areas, making housing and daily expenses more affordable.
Rich History: Madison has a rich cultural and historical background, with charming historic buildings and sites that reflect its heritage.
Quiet Lifestyle: If you prefer a slower pace of life, Madison’s tranquil environment allows for a peaceful living experience away from the hustle and bustle of larger cities.

Cons

Limited Amenities: As a small town, Madison may lack some amenities and services found in larger cities, such as diverse dining options, shopping, and entertainment.
Job Opportunities: Employment options can be limited, with fewer job prospects available in various industries compared to more populated areas.
Public Transportation: Public transportation is minimal, so having a car is essential for getting around and commuting to nearby towns or cities.
Weather: The climate can be hot and humid, especially in summer, which may be uncomfortable for some residents.
Limited Healthcare Options: While there are some healthcare facilities, residents may need to travel to larger cities for specialized medical services.