c.1900 Missouri Victorian Era Home For Sale $195K

Step into timeless charm with this stunning story-and-half Victorian home located in the heart of Perryville! Inside, you’ll also find elegant built-in cabinetry that adds both charm and functionality. The home features 4 spacious bedrooms, 3 located upstairs, along with a full bath, offering a private and peaceful retreat. The main level primary bathroom offers a standing tub for soaking! With 2 full bathrooms total, there’s plenty of space for family and guests alike. All the appliances stay along with a washer and dryer. There is approx 2180 sq ft of living space. Outside, enjoy a large backyard with endless potential-perfect for entertaining, gardening, or adding a shop or garage to suit your needs. If you’re looking for character, space, and a prime location, this Victorian gem is a must-see!

• 4bed
• 2bath
• 2,180sqft
• 9,583sqft lot
• Circa 1900

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Pros

• Affordable cost of living: Housing, utilities, and everyday expenses are generally lower than national averages, making homeownership and budgeting easier.
• Strong local economy and employers: Perryville has a stable mix of manufacturing, distribution, healthcare, and retail employers (including regional plants and service businesses), providing local job opportunities.
• Small‑town feel with amenities: You get a close‑knit community while still having grocery stores, restaurants, shops, and medical clinics locally—convenient daily living without long drives.
• Good regional access: Located along I‑55 and near I‑57/I‑44 corridors, Perryville offers relatively easy driving to St. Louis, Cape Girardeau, and other regional centers for work, shopping, or entertainment.
• Parks and outdoor recreation: Local parks, river access, and nearby trails provide opportunities for walking, fishing, and family activities.
• Community events and civic life: Local festivals, farmers’ markets, high‑school sports, and church/community groups support active civic engagement and social life.
• Reasonable commute times: Compared with larger metro areas, congestion is low and commute times are generally short for many residents.
• Schools and family resources: Public schools and community programs serve families; extracurriculars and youth activities are commonly available.

Cons

• Limited cultural and nightlife options: Compared with larger cities, Perryville’s arts, dining variety, and nightlife are limited—residents travel to bigger cities for more diverse cultural experiences.
• Job diversity can be narrower for some professions: While manufacturing, healthcare, and retail provide jobs, opportunities in specialized professional fields (high-tech, finance, advanced research) are limited locally—some professionals commute or relocate for career options.
• Healthcare specialty access: Basic and emergency care is available locally, but for some highly specialized medical services residents may need to travel to larger hospitals in regional centers.
• Public transportation is minimal: Personal vehicles are generally required for reliable daily transport; public transit options are limited.
• Weather and seasonal issues: Hot, humid summers and the potential for severe thunderstorms and occasional tornadoes are part of the regional climate.
• Growth and development balance: Some parts of town show recent development while others remain more static—neighborhood quality and services can vary by area.
• Retail and service gaps: Certain specialty shops, high‑end dining, or niche services may be missing locally and require travel to larger cities.
• Property‑tax and utility variation: Depending on exact location and property type, taxes, utility rates, and insurance (especially flood or storm coverage if near waterways) can vary—shop locally for specifics.