Charming c.1905 Missouri Home With Original Elements Under $100K
$99,900
This charming turn-of-the-century Missouri home features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, brimming with character and poised for a transformation. With original hardwood floors, craftsman-style details, and a vintage cast-iron gas fireplace, it offers a perfect canvas for a remarkable renovation.
Realtor Comments
A bright sunroom adds extra living space and versatility. With the right updates, this cottage-style home could be transformed into a true showpiece–perfect for resale or long-term investment. Home is being sold as is. The piano, wall units, and heater stay with the home and the appliances are negotiable.
- 3bed
- 2bath
- Circa 1905
301 S Hamilton St, Neosho, MO 64850 $99,900
If interested in a property, please 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: Melissa Cleaveland
Family History
This was the home of Albert Gallatin Ratliff (1846-1930) and his wife May Murrill Ratliff (1879-1951). The couple had two children, Lila and Phillip.Albert was in the feed and coal business with his son. until his death in 1930. His funeral was held in the home.
When Lila married, she had one son, Richard Crowdus. All lived in the home with May, Sadly, both her husband and adult son passed away in 1937. The funerals were held in the home.
Pros
- Affordability: Neosho has a low cost of living compared to national averages, making it an attractive option for families and retirees.
- Small-Town Charm: The community offers a friendly, close-knit atmosphere with local events and gatherings.
- Natural Beauty: Surrounded by beautiful landscapes, including parks and outdoor recreational opportunities like fishing and hiking.
- Historical Significance: Neosho has several historical sites and is known as the “Flower Box City,” which adds to its charm.
- Educational Opportunities: Home to institutions like Crowder College, providing access to higher education and vocational training.
Cons
- Limited Job Market: Job opportunities may be limited, particularly in specialized fields, leading to potential challenges for professionals.
- Limited Amenities: Fewer shopping, dining, and entertainment options compared to larger cities.
- Transportation: Public transportation options are limited, making it necessary to have a vehicle for commuting.
- Weather: The region experiences hot summers and cold winters, which can be a downside for some residents.
- Access to Healthcare: While there are healthcare facilities, options may be more limited than in larger urban areas.
