c.1917 Louisiana Cottage For Sale $35K

$35,000

This 2-bedroom, 1-bath Louisiana cottage features approximately 978 square feet of comfortable living space, plus central air and heat for year-round ease. Enjoy the convenience of washer and dryer hookups and a sturdy slab foundation.

Realtor Comments

Investor Opportunity awaits at 1721 Princeton Street in Alexandria!! The roof is repoted to be solid with no known leaks, providing a strong starting point for your next project or addition to your real estate portfolio. The property is being sold AS IS, and the seller will make no repairs. Seller is highly motivated and welcome offers. Due to the seller’s decision not to make repairs, this property is best suited for conventional financing or cash purchase. It is not expected to meet FHA or VA minimum property requirements in its current condition. Whether you’re looking to expand your real estate holdings or purchase a property with future income potential, don’t miss the opportunity to explore the possibilities this home has to offer. Schedule your private showing today!!

2bd
1ba
968sqft
6,098sqft lot
Circa 1917

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1721 Princeton St, Alexandria, LA 71301

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Contact Realtor: Mary Flournoy

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Pros

Central location in North/Central LA: Easy access to surrounding areas and regional travel.
Cost of living often lower than many bigger metro areas: Housing and day-to-day expenses can be more affordable than coastal or major metro regions.
Strong community feel: Many neighborhoods and local groups make it feel less “big city” than places like Baton Rouge or New Orleans.
Local amenities: You still get a variety of shopping, restaurants, and services without the constant congestion of larger cities.
Events and culture: Alexandria tends to have a steady calendar of local events and community activities.
Outdoor access: Not as landlocked as you might expect—there are parks, riverside activities, and nearby natural areas.

Cons

Hot, humid summers: Expect heat and humidity for a big part of the year.
Weather risk: Like much of Louisiana, you’ll deal with storms and potential flooding concerns depending on where you live.
Traffic can spike at times: It’s not typically “always congested,” but rush hour and event days can still be noticeable.
Job market depends on industry: Some fields may be more limited unless you’re able to commute or have a remote role.
Healthcare/specialists may require travel: You can find solid care locally, but for highly specialized services you might need to go to larger hubs.
Higher risk of hurricanes regionally: Even if Alexandria isn’t the direct target every time, the broader region is affected.