c.1950 Alabama Brick Ranch For Sale $75K

$75,000

Discover the potential of this inviting four-bedroom, two-bathroom Alabama brick ranch, now primed and waiting for your finishing touches. This residence offers the perfect head start on your project, featuring the peace of mind that comes with a brand-new roof and a crisp, freshly painted interior that serves as a clean canvas for your personal style. Whether you are looking to add your final design elements or simply want a move-in-ready foundation, this home is ready to be transformed into your ideal space. Come take a look and envision the possibilities!

Realtor Comments

NEW ROOF! This home features Hardwood floors that stretch throughout the home and an oversized covered back patio that overlooks the backyard. Looking for a 4 bedroom, brick home to add to your rental portfolio? This home has been under professional, local management for 10+ years. Call today to schedule your own personal tour.

4bed
2bath
Circa 1950

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3721 S Court St, Montgomery, AL 36105

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Contact Realtor: Parker L. Ivey

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Pros

Exceptional Affordability: Montgomery is consistently ranked as one of the most affordable cities in Alabama.Housing costs are significantly lower than the national average, making homeownership attainable for many individuals and families who might otherwise be priced out in other regions.
Low Tax Burden: Alabama features some of the lowest property tax rates in the entire United States, which helps keep long-term housing costs manageable for homeowners.
Historical & Cultural Significance: As a focal point of the Civil Rights Movement, the city is rich in history. It offers deep educational and cultural experiences, including various museums, historic sites, and a revitalized downtown area.
Central Location: Its position in the heart of Alabama makes it a convenient hub for travel within the state, with most major regional attractions accessible within a few hours’ drive.
Career Anchors: The presence of Maxwell Air Force Base, state government offices, and a growing sector in healthcare and manufacturing provides a base of steady employment opportunities.

Cons

Safety & Crime: Concerns regarding crime—particularly property crime—are frequently cited by residents. Rates are higher than the national average, making it important to research specific neighborhoods and zip codes carefully before choosing a location.
Public Infrastructure & Transit: The city is highly car-dependent, and the public transportation system is limited.Residents should expect to rely on a private vehicle for daily commuting and errands.
Economic Disparities: While the cost of living is low, the city faces challenges related to poverty and income inequality. High-paying job opportunities outside of the core government, military, and healthcare sectors can be slower to develop.
Sales Tax: While property taxes are low, Alabama’s sales tax rates (often reaching around 10% in Montgomery) are relatively high, which can offset some of the savings on housing and income taxes.
Severe Weather Risks: As is common in the Deep South, Montgomery is subject to humid summers and the risk of severe storms and tornadoes, particularly during the spring months.