c.1910 Missouri Foursquare With Original Elements Under $100K

OHU50K Notes $99,900

c.1910 Missouri Foursquare With Original Elements. Stunning old home with a large welcoming front porch. The rooms are spacious and full of charm.

Yard featured at 304 S 3rd St, Clinton, MO, 64735

Realtor Comments

Step back in time and discover the timeless character of this historic Clinton home, originally built in 1910. Filled with original charm and architectural details that are difficult to find in today’s homes, this 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath property is waiting for the right owner to bring it back to life. Inside, soaring ceilings, original woodwork, original fixtures and vintage push-button light switches showcase the craftsmanship and character of a bygone era. Every room tells a story and offers a glimpse into the home’s rich history. While some mechanical updates have already been completed, this home still offers an exciting opportunity for restoration and personalization. Whether you’re a preservation enthusiast, investor, or someone who appreciates historic homes, you’ll find endless potential within these walls. This property is ready for someone with vision and passion to restore it to its former glory.

3 bed
1.5 bath
Build date 1910

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304 S 3rd St, Clinton, MO 64735 $99,900

Contact Realtor: Jenny Hann
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Pros

Affordable cost of living

Housing costs are generally much lower than in major Missouri metro areas such as Kansas City or Springfield.
Property taxes and everyday expenses tend to be reasonable compared with national averages.

Outdoor recreation

Clinton sits near Truman Lake, which is popular for fishing, boating, camping, and hunting.
The city is the western terminus of the Katy Trail State Park, one of the longest rail-trails in the U.S., attracting cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts.

Small-town atmosphere

Many residents appreciate the slower pace, lower traffic, and sense of community.
As the county seat, it has more services than many towns of similar size, including healthcare, government offices, schools, and retail options.

Convenient regional location

Roughly halfway between larger population centers and recreational areas, making day trips practical.
Major highways pass through town, improving regional access.

Stable population

The city has seen modest population growth in recent years rather than the decline experienced by some rural Midwestern communities.

Cons

Limited job market

Employment opportunities are more limited than in larger cities.
Higher-paying professional and specialized careers may require commuting or remote work. Local residents often mention that many of the area’s better-paying industries have disappeared over time.

Fewer entertainment options

Dining, nightlife, shopping, and cultural activities are limited compared with larger cities.
Residents frequently travel to larger communities for more variety.

Rural healthcare and services limitations

Basic services are available, but highly specialized medical care may require trips to larger cities.

Less diversity

Clinton is a relatively small, predominantly White community. People seeking a more diverse environment may find it less appealing.

Conservative political culture

Like much of rural Missouri, the area tends to lean politically conservative. Depending on your views and preferences, that may be a positive or a negative. Community comments generally describe it as conservative but not unusually extreme.

Rural social challenges

Some residents report concerns about poverty, substance abuse, and limited opportunities for young adults. These concerns appear regularly in local discussions, though experiences vary widely by neighborhood and social circle.