c.1935 Kansas Bungalow With Hardwoods $59,000

OHU50K Notes $59,000

c.1935 Kansas Bungalow With Hardwoods. This home is clean and has a charming kitchen. Close to City Park and some local dining.

Porch featured at 209 W Commercial St, Oberlin, KS, 67749

Realtor Comments

Welcome home to this 4-bed, 1-bath bungalow featuring 2 beds on the main floor and 2 large beds in the partially finished basement. Main floor offers an open living/dining area, good-sized kitchen w/ a gas stove, and convenient main-floor laundry. Basement includes additional living space ideal for a family or rec room. Exterior is finished with low-maintenance stucco. Outside is detached single garage & large backyard. This home is a great option for a wide variety of buyers! Call Rachel today!

4 bed
1 bath
Build date 1935

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209 W Commercial St, Oberlin, KS 67749 $59,900

Contact Realtor: Rachel Roe
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Pros

Affordable housing

Home prices are typically well below the U.S. average.
It’s possible to buy a larger home or more land for the same budget compared to many parts of the country.

Low cost of living

Groceries and utilities are fairly typical, while housing keeps overall living costs relatively low.
Kansas also has relatively moderate property taxes compared to some neighboring states.

Safe, close-knit community

Residents often know their neighbors.
Community events, school sports, county fairs, and local organizations are a central part of life.
Violent crime is generally low, though property crime can still occur.

Minimal traffic

Most destinations are only a few minutes away.
Parking is easy and usually free.

Outdoor recreation

Hunting is a major pastime in the region.
Fishing, camping, and boating are available nearby at Prairie Dog State Park and other local reservoirs.
The area offers excellent stargazing thanks to low light pollution.

Good environment for people who enjoy rural living

Quiet neighborhoods.
Open prairie landscapes.
Little congestion or noise.

Cons

Limited employment opportunities

The local economy is centered on agriculture, healthcare, education, government, and small businesses.
Professional careers in technology, finance, engineering, and other specialized fields are limited.

Remote location

Oberlin is several hours from major metropolitan areas.
Reaching a large airport typically requires a lengthy drive.

Limited shopping and dining

Basic necessities are available locally.
For larger retailers, specialty stores, or a greater variety of restaurants, residents often travel to larger regional communities.

Healthcare

Primary care is available locally, but specialists and advanced medical care often require travel.

Weather

Summers are hot and can exceed 95°F (35°C).
Winters can be cold, windy, and snowy.
Spring brings the possibility of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes.

Population decline

Like many rural towns in western Kansas, Oberlin has experienced a gradual decrease in population over the past several decades.
This can affect school enrollment, business variety, and long-term economic growth.