Hardwoods and Eat-In Kitchen - c. 1920 Affordable Alabama Bungalow $47K

$47,000

This affordable Alabama bungalow has been a dependable, consistently performing rental for several years under the current owner. It’s move-in ready and features plenty of parking, hardwood floors, and a handy small storage shed for extra convenience.

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Realtor Comments

Prime rental property! Located in a high-demand area with close proximity to everyday amenities, it continues to attract strong tenant interest. Estimated Fair Market Rent: $750-$850 based on current rental data and neighborhood trends.

2bed
1bath
Circa 1920

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4304 Gadsden St, Birmingham, AL 35217 $47,000

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Contact Realtor: Mason Sanders

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Inglenook Neighborhood of Birmingham

Pros

Affordability: Inglenook is considered highly affordable, with many single-family homes (ranch-style and craftsman bungalows) listed between $50,000 and $100,000.
Convenient Location: The neighborhood provides quick access to major expressways and is a short drive from downtown Birmingham, making commuting relatively easy.
Historic Character: The area features older, charming architecture built between the 1920s and 1950s, with opportunities for renovation.
Community Resources: The area is served by the award-winning Inglenook Branch Library (a renovated fire station) and the Inglenook Recreation Center.
Active Neighborhood Association: There is an active neighborhood association that meets monthly, suggesting efforts to maintain community engagement.

Cons

High Poverty & Low Income: NeighborhoodScout lists Inglenook among the lower-income neighborhoods in America, with 45% of children living below the federal poverty line.
Industrial Noise and Air Quality: Situated between the Birmingham airport and a railway yard, the neighborhood is subject to significant noise pollution. Air quality in this part of North Birmingham has also been a concern for health.
Neglected Properties & Crime: The area has seen high rates of vacant, neglected, or condemned properties, with numerous code violations, including over 100 active weed/neglect cases. It is considered to have safety issues, especially compared to the wider metro area.
Poor School Ratings: The local elementary school (Inglenook School) receives a C- grade.
Lack of Amenities: While there are a few stores, residents have limited walkable access to diverse shopping or dining options.

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Family History

In the 1930s this was the home of Clay Lester (tall man pulling the wheelbarrow). He was a yard man for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. He lived in the home with his wife Eleanor, and children Milton, Juanita and Carolyn.