Brick c.1915 Missouri Craftsman Home Under $30K

OHU50K Notes $29,900

Brick c.1915 Missouri Craftsman Home. This home has good bones and a whimsical yard. Just a block from Hyde Park with its fishing lake.

Porch featured at 3924 N 19th St, Saint Louis, MO, 63107

Realtor Comments

Attention investors! This brick 2-story in Hyde Park is ready for your rehab! This 1700 square foot brick home is just a block away from Hyde Park, with quick access to I-70. You’ll love the craftsmanship that has lasted since 1915 – like millwork, coffered ceilings, hardwood floors and brick fireplace. The main floor has a traditional floor plan with living room, a dining room, eat-in kitchen and French doors leading to an office area. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a full bathroom. Bring your ideas and don’t miss out on this great opportunity! Home needs complete rehab – to be sold in as-is condition, seller will do no inspections or repairs. Special sales contract only. Home is not available for seller financing, and the lot next door is not included in the sale.

3 bed
1.5 bath
Build date 1915

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3924 N 19th St, Saint Louis, MO 63107 $29,900

Contact Realtor: Jessica Lepage
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Pros and Cons of the Hyde Park Neighborhood of Saint Louis

Pros

Strong neighborhood feel: Many residents describe it as having a community vibe and local pride.
Convenient location: Hyde Park is often viewed as relatively well-positioned for getting to parts of the city/suburbs (commute access depends on where you’re working).
Housing variety: You may find a mix of housing types and prices compared with some other St. Louis neighborhoods.
Local “walkable-ish” blocks: Depending on the exact street, you can get to nearby services without needing to drive everywhere (more true in some pockets than others).

Cons

Safety can vary block-to-block: Like many urban areas, conditions and resident experiences can differ substantially by street or even a couple blocks.
Property maintenance differences: Some blocks may have well-maintained homes, while others may show more deferred maintenance or vacancy.
Traffic / neighborhood noise: If you’re near busier corridors, you may experience more passing traffic than you would in quieter residential pockets.
Grocery/amenities access depends on the micro-location: While some areas have nearby conveniences, others require driving for more options.