c.1965 Three Bedroom Alabama Home For Sale Under $50K

OHU50K Notes $49,000

c.1965 Three Bedroom Alabama Home For Sale. Sweet little fixer upper on a quaint and quiet street. The home sits on a 0.37 acre lot.

Yard featured at 905 Belview St, Bessemer, AL, 35020

Realtor Comments

Come see this unique opportunity with frontage on Eastern Valley Road and commercial development potential. Three bedrooms, one bath, 816 square feet, built 1965. Pine floors. Range and refrigerator remain. Lot is 0.37 acres. Sold strictly as-is. Seller will make no repairs based on inspection or buyer request. Cash only. Buyer to note: two of the three bedrooms do not have closets and do not meet current appraisal standards for bedroom classification. Buyer is responsible for adding closets if required for intended use. All information to be independently verified by buyer.

3 bed
1 bath
Build date 1965

If interested in a property, pleases contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.

905 Belview St, Bessemer, AL 35020 $49,000

Contact Realtor: HUGH MORROW
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Pros

Affordable housing: Home prices are generally lower than the national average and often less expensive than many suburbs in the Birmingham metro area.
Access to a larger job market: Residents can take advantage of employment opportunities throughout the Birmingham metro in healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, education, finance, and construction.
Growing logistics and industrial sector: Bessemer has attracted distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and warehouse operations, creating jobs in transportation and logistics.
Convenient location: Major highways, including Interstate 20 and Interstate 459, make commuting around the metro area relatively convenient.
Warm climate: Winters are generally short and mild, allowing for year-round outdoor activities.
Shopping and services: The area has a variety of retail centers, grocery stores, restaurants, and everyday services.
Outdoor recreation: Nearby attractions include Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park and numerous parks in the Birmingham region.

Cons

Crime: Bessemer has historically had higher rates of violent and property crime than state and national averages. Crime levels vary by neighborhood, so researching specific areas is important.
Economic disparities: While parts of the city are seeing investment, other neighborhoods continue to face economic challenges and aging infrastructure.
Hot, humid summers: Summer temperatures and humidity can be intense.
Car-dependent: Public transportation is limited, and most residents rely on personal vehicles.
Traffic: While not as congested as larger metropolitan areas, commuting toward Birmingham during rush hour can involve delays.
Public school performance varies: School quality differs across the area, so families often research districts and individual schools carefully before choosing a neighborhood.