c.1895 Five Bedroom Kansas Queen Anne Fixer Upper $95K

OHU50K Notes $95,000

c.1895 Five Bedroom Kansas Queen Anne Fixer Upper. Eye-catching old home with beautiful detail. There is a 2 car garage and 5 bedrooms. This handyman special has plenty of original charm.

Yard featured at 416 S G St, Wellington, KS, 67152

Realtor Comments

Roll up your sleeves and bring your toolbox! This Victorian is priced to sell! If you’ve been searching for a home with character, space, and incredible potential, this could be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for. Listed at just $110,000 and recently appraised at $125,000, this property could be an excellent investment for the right buyer who’s ready to put in some work. This classic Victorian offers 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a huge family room, and a spacious 2-car garage. Inside you will find the kind of craftsmanship that’s hard to find today, including original woodwork, stained and leaded glass windows, beautiful pocket doors, and an authentic wood-burning fireplace that showcase the home’s historic charm. Outside, the inviting wraparound porch is ready to become the perfect spot for relaxing evenings or entertaining family and friends. Let’s be honest, this home needs significant renovations, but with its generous size, timeless character, and asking price below its recent appraisal, the opportunity here is hard to ignore. Whether you’re looking for a large family home, a rewarding restoration project, or a property with the potential to build equity, this one deserves a look. Opportunities like this don’t come along every day. Schedule your private showing today and see the potential for yourself!

5 bed
2 bath
Build date 1900

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416 S G St, Wellington, KS 67152 $95,000

Contact Realtor: Kyle McLaren
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History

This was the mortgage-free home of James Terrell Burford, (1859-1942). James (aka Jim)was a successful farmer who lived in the home with his wife Harriet (Hattie) Highfill Burford (1860-1955). The couple needed a large house for their five children; John, Linnie, James, Francis and William.

Pros

Affordable housing

Home prices are generally well below the U.S. average, making it easier to buy a home than in many parts of the country.
Property taxes are moderate compared with some neighboring states.

Low cost of living

Everyday expenses, including housing, utilities, and groceries, tend to be lower than the national average.
Good option for retirees or families looking to stretch their budget.

Close to Wichita

Wichita is about a 40-minute drive, providing access to:
- Major hospitals
- Shopping malls
- An airport
- Entertainment and dining
- Larger employers

Small-town community

Residents often describe Wellington as friendly and community-oriented.
Local events, high school sports, and festivals help bring people together.

Outdoor recreation

Nearby opportunities include:
- Fishing
- Hunting
- Camping
- Boating
- Hiking in regional parks and wildlife areas

Reasonable commute

Some people live in Wellington while working in Wichita, benefiting from lower housing costs.

Cons

Limited job market

Local employment options are more limited than in larger cities.
Many higher-paying professional jobs require commuting to Wichita.

Severe weather

South-central Kansas experiences:
- Tornado risk
- Strong thunderstorms
- Hail
- High winds
- Hot, humid summers

Limited entertainment

You’ll find basic restaurants and local businesses, but:
- Few nightlife options
- Limited shopping
- Fewer cultural attractions than larger cities

Healthcare

Basic medical services are available locally, but specialized care often requires a trip to Wichita.

Population growth

Like many rural Kansas communities, Wellington has experienced periods of slow population decline, which can affect retail choices and local services over time.

Public transportation