c.1940 Missouri Fixer Upper For Sale $65K
$65,000

Realtor Comments
- 4bd
- 2ba
- 1,994sqft
- 0.24 acre lot
- Circa 1940

131 W 2nd St, Newburg, MO 65550
If interested in a property, please 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.ย
Contact Realtor: Mandy Alexander

The Pros
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Exceptional Real Estate Affordability: Property values and living costs in Newburg are significantly below national and state averages. It is an extremely budget-friendly market for buyers seeking starter homes, fixer-uppers, or larger parcels of land in rural Missouri.
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Proximity to Regional Hubs: While Newburg itself is small and quiet, it is only a 10-to-15-minute drive from Rolla, which serves as the regional economic and educational hub (home to Missouri S&T, regional medical centers, big-box shopping, and dining). It is also within easy commuting distance of Fort Leonard Wood.
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Prime Outdoor & Ozark Recreation: Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate immediate access to the Mark Twain National Forest and Little Piney Creek (a popular trout fishing spot). Camping, hiking, hunting, floating, and fishing are right in your backyard.
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Peaceful, Unhurried Vibe: With virtually no traffic, low noise pollution, and a tiny population, Newburg provides a tranquil setting far removed from urban hustle and bustle.
The Cons
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Minimal In-Town Amenities: Newburg has very limited commercial development within city limits. For groceries, healthcare, major retail, and most dining options, residents rely almost entirely on driving into nearby Rolla or Saint Robert.
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Very Limited Local Job Market: Aside from local government, small service businesses, or trades, there are few high-paying employment options in town. Most residents commute to Rolla, Fort Leonard Wood, or surrounding areas for work.
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Car-Dependent Rural Infrastructure: A vehicle is an absolute necessity. Public transportation is virtually non-existent, and rural county roads require driving everywhere for daily errands.
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Humid Summers & Severe Weather: The Ozark region experiences hot, muggy summers and is susceptible to seasonal severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and occasional tornado risks typical of central Missouri.

































































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