c.1925 Michigan Bungalow For Sale Under $55K

$54,900

This Michigan abungalow features a classic, highly functional layout complete with a cozy covered front porch, a full basement, and a detached garage.

Realtor Comments

Great opportunity to own this home located in an established Detroit neighborhood. Features include a spacious living area, separate dining space, kitchen, bedrooms, and full bathroom. Ideal for an investor, landlord, or value-oriented buyer looking for a property with upside potential. Property is being sold as-is. Buyer to verify all information, room sizes, square footage, property condition, and any municipal requirements.

3bd
1ba
1,320sqft
3,920sqft
Circa 1925

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13120 Washburn St, Detroit, MI 48238, USA

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Contact Realtor: Daleik A Vaughn

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Cons of Living in Detroit

High Cost of Car Ownership: Michigan’s auto insurance rates are among the highest in the country, and Detroit residents pay a massive premium, which significantly inflates the cost of living.
Neighborhood Economic Disparities: While downtown and midtown are thriving, many outlying neighborhoods still battle blight, abandoned properties, and a lack of investment.
Public School System Challenges: The Detroit Public Schools Community District historically struggles with underfunding and low test scores, leading many families to look at private or charter alternatives.
Elevated Crime Rates: While violent crime has trended downward in recent years, Detroit’s overall crime rate remains well above the national average, requiring residents to be highly conscious of their surroundings.
Unreliable Public Transit: The city is highly car-dependent, as public transportation is limited to an underfunded bus system and small downtown rail loops

Pros of Living in Pontiac

Highly Affordable Cost of Living: Housing is significantly cheaper than the national average, with median home values hovering around $111,000 to $112,000, making homeownership very accessible.
Low Crime Rates: Violent and property crime rates in Pontiac are consistently well below both state and national averages, making it a notably safe community.
Ultra-Short Commutes: The average commute time is around 10 minutes, freeing you from the stress of heavy traffic.
Historic Charm & Community Feel: The town features a picturesque and active downtown area filled with local businesses, museums (including the Route 66 Association Hall of Fame), and beautiful outdoor murals.