Cute c.1943 Virginia Home For Sale With Hardwoods and Fireplace $50K

Cute c.1943 Virginia home for sale with hardwoods and fireplace. Love the gables and prominent chimney. The home has a metal roof, fenced yard and low property taxes.

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Attention investors! Have you been searching for your next project? Look no further than 15 4th Street! Conveniently located to all of the amenities of Historic Pulaski, Virginia, this adorable home is ready to be brought back to life! Featuring 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, a newer metal roof, and a fully fenced yard, this home offers endless potential to make your vision a reality! In addition to being the perfect canvas for your work, this home is a short distance from local attractions such as Calfee Park, Claytor Lake State Park, and the New River Trail. Act fast and don’t miss out on the opportunity to add this property to your investment portfolio! Schedule your showing today!

3 bedrooms
1 bath
8,713 sf lot
build date 1943

- Independent status and details is recommended.
- Contact Realtor: Giesen-Caldwell
- 15 4th St SE, Pulaski, VA 24301. $50,000
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Pros
- Lower cost of living than many parts of Virginia
- Smaller-town pace / community feel (often easier to know neighbors than in bigger metros)
- Access to outdoor recreation (Appalachian Mountains/forests nearby; good for hiking, fishing, camping, etc.)
- Convenient to nearby larger areas for occasional big-shopping/doctor needs (depending on your exact location)
- Local culture and events tied to the region (festivals, local heritage, etc.)
Cons
- More limited job market (fewer large employers locally; many people commute or work in healthcare/education/manufacturing or surrounding regions)
- Fewer big-city amenities (shopping, nightlife, specialized services can be limited)
- Transportation can matter more—public transit is limited, so having a car is usually essential
- Healthcare options may be narrower than in larger nearby cities (specialists may require traveling)
- Weather and seasonal variability typical of southwestern/central Appalachian VA can be noticeable (winter driving conditions, etc.)
- Fewer entertainment options on a week-to-week basis versus larger urban areas