Hardwoods and Central Air - c.1934 Texas Home For Sale $145K

$145,000

Built in 1934, this Texas home beautifully blends classic character with thoughtful, modern updates. Set on a spacious corner lot, it showcases much of its original charm—featuring stunning hardwood floors and timeless architectural details—while also offering the upgrades you need for comfortable, everyday living.

Yard featured at 420 Mantooth Ave, Lufkin, TX, 75904

Realtor Comments

Many of the windows have been replaced, enhancing both energy efficiency and natural light throughout. The stucco exterior complements the home’s classic design and adds to its curb appeal. Inside, you’ll find a unique bonus room affectionately known as the Poker Room, perfect for a home office, den, or hobby space. With a seamless mix of original craftsmanship and tasteful updates, this home captures the best of both eraspreserving its historic charm while offering everyday functionality and warmth.

2bed
2bath
Circa 1934

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Exterior featured at 420 Mantooth Ave, Lufkin, TX, 75904

420 Mantooth Ave, Lufkin, TX 75904 $145,000

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Contact Realtor: Abby Todd

Brokered by GANN MEDFORD Real Estate, Inc.

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Exterior featured at 420 Mantooth Ave, Lufkin, TX, 75904

Pros

Affordability: Housing and everyday costs are often lower than in many larger Texas cities.
Community feel: Smaller-city atmosphere can be friendly and easier to navigate than big metros.
Access to nature/outdoors: East Texas is known for forests, parks, and outdoor recreation—good for weekends and relaxing.
Family-friendly options: You’ll typically find solid local schools/activities (though quality can vary by district and neighborhood).
Less traffic / slower pace: Commutes are often more manageable than in major urban areas.
Central to the region: You’re not too far from other East Texas towns and services depending on where you work.

Cons

Job market can be limited depending on your field: Some industries have fewer local options, so you may rely on commuting or remote work.
Car-dependent: Most daily errands and activities require driving.
Heat and humidity: Summers can be very hot and muggy, which can affect comfort and outdoor time.
Storm/weather risk: East Texas can deal with severe weather, especially during storm seasons.
Entertainment variety may be smaller: Fewer big-city events, nightlife, and shopping variety than places like Houston/Dallas.
Neighborhood differences: Like anywhere, safety and upkeep can vary block to block.