Louisiana fixer upper

c.1960 Louisiana Fixer Upper For Sale on 1.36 Acres Under $16K

$15,400

Louisiana fixer upper for sale! There are structural, roofing, and flooring concerns that must be addressed, along with additional repairs needed to make the home fully livable.

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Realtor Comments

Opportunity awaits in this three bedroom, one bath home. No interior access due to current condition. Possible mold present. Bring your tool kits and design ideas and make an offer!
  • 3bed
  • 1bath
  • Circa 1960

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6098 LA-2, Sarepta, LA 71071

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: Dana Rowell

Brokered by REALHome Services and Solutions, Inc.

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Niche

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Pros

  • Quiet, small-community feel: Less hustle and bustle; neighbors often know each other.
  • More affordable living (typically): Housing and property can be cheaper than larger metro areas.
  • Space and privacy: You may have more yard/land and fewer close neighbors.
  • Proximity to outdoor activities: Northwest/central LA area can be good for nature/outdoors—especially if you like hunting/fishing/camping (often requires driving).
  • Shorter access to nearby towns for essentials: While Sarepta is small, you’re usually not far from larger places in the region for shopping and services.
  • Community events / local culture: Smaller towns often have a strong local identity and events.

Cons

  • Limited job market locally: You’ll likely commute to nearby towns or rely on a narrower set of local employers.
  • Fewer shopping and entertainment options: Most “big box” shopping, nightlife, and specialty services may require a drive.
  • Car dependency: Getting around almost always means driving.
  • Weather risks: North/central Louisiana can bring heavy rain, storms, and occasional flooding concerns (especially during hurricane/tropical season).
  • Infrastructure can be more variable: Roads, utilities, and services can depend on location and neighborhood conditions.
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