Kentucky Craftsman Bungalow Full of Wonderful Woodwork $175K
$175,000
This four-bedroom, two-bath brick Kentucky Craftsman bungalow blends timeless character with warm, inviting details. Multiple fireplaces anchor the spaces with cozy elegance, while rich hardwood floors flow throughout the home, adding warmth and continuity. Original built-ins showcase the craftsmanship of a bygone era, offering both beauty and practical storage. Sunlight filters through elegant French doors, opening the home to airy transitions between rooms and outdoor living. Every detail reflects thoughtful design and enduring style, creating a space that feels both historic and effortlessly livable.
Opportunity, flexibility, and location come together at 603 Jamestown Street. This 4-bedroom, 2-bath property offers the kind of versatility today’s buyers and investors are searching for with commercial and residential zoning in a highly convenient Columbia location. Positioned just minutes from Lindsey Wilson College, this property presents exciting potential for a variety of uses-whether you’re looking for a primary residence, student housing opportunity, long-term rental, short-term income property, or even a live/work investment. With generous living space and a functional layout, the home offers room to create value while meeting a wide range of needs. Inside, you’ll find a floorplan well-suited for both everyday living and income-producing potential, with 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths providing the space and flexibility that renters, homeowners, and business-minded buyers alike can appreciate. Its location near local dining, shopping, downtown Columbia, and campus access only adds to the appeal, making this a property with both lifestyle convenience and investment upside. Whether you’re looking to live in it, lease it, or leverage its new commercial zoning for future opportunity, 603 Jamestown Street is a property full of potential in one of Columbia’s most strategic locations.
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603 Jamestown St, Columbia, KY 42728 $175,000
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: Heather Flanagan
Pros
- Lower cost of living vs. bigger metro areas: Often more affordable housing and day-to-day expenses.
- Small-town / community feel: Friends, familiarity, and less “rat race” than larger cities.
- Convenient location near bigger cities: Easy driving access to Lexington and Bowling Green (and generally other nearby areas), so you can get city amenities without living in the city.
- Family-friendly vibe: Typically strong options for parks, schools, and local community activities (varies by neighborhood/school district).
- More space and parking: Many neighborhoods feel less crowded, with easier access to parking and yards.
- Outdoor/out-of-town lifestyle: Kentucky has plenty of scenic areas for weekend outings—good for people who like nature.
Cons
- More driving / less transit: You’ll likely rely on a car for most shopping, services, and dining.
- Job market depends on your industry: Some professions may mean commuting or choosing a larger nearby hub.
- Limited “big city” variety: Fewer options for nightlife, specialized shopping, and certain cultural events compared with larger metros.
- Weather extremes: You can experience hot/humid summers, winter cold snaps, and storms; tornado risk exists in parts of Kentucky (not unique to Columbia, but worth noting).
- Seasonal inconveniences: Depending on the year, storms, road conditions, or humidity can affect comfort outdoors.
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