c.1900 Charming Small Town Iowa Home Under $48K

$47,500

Charming and manageable, this 2-bedroom, 1-bath Iowa home features 835 sq. ft. of inviting space anchored by a picturesque yard. Shaded by mature trees, the sprawling lot offers a quiet sanctuary with plenty of room to play, relax, or create your dream outdoor setup

Realtor Comments

Charming small-town home with plenty of potential! The inviting covered front porch adds classic curb appeal, while the functional layout provides an opportunity to make the home your own. Conveniently located in the community of Grant, this property could be an affordable first home, rental investment, or downsizing opportunity. Bring your vision and make this cozy home shine!

2bd
1ba
835sqft
Circa 1900

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602 4th St, Grant, IA 50847

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Contact Realtor: Heather Pelzer

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Pros

Exceptional Quiet & Privacy: With fewer than 90 neighbors spread across the area, noise pollution, traffic jams, and overcrowding are nonexistent.
Low Cost of Living: Real estate values and general living expenses in rural Montgomery County are significantly below national averages, making land and single-family housing highly affordable.
Low Crime Rates: Like many tiny rural Midwestern communities, Grant experiences minimal crime, providing a safe, peaceful environment.
Strong Community Familiarity: In a town of this size, neighbors know one another, creating a close-knit, traditional rural community feel.

Cons

Zero Local Commercial Amenities: Grant does not have its own grocery stores, gas stations, restaurants, or medical facilities. Daily errands require driving to nearby towns like Red Oak (approx. 15–20 minutes away) or Atlantic.
No Local Economy or Job Market: There are virtually no local employers within the city limits. Residents must commute to larger nearby hubs or rely on remote work/agricultural operations.
Extremely Limited Infrastructure: Public services, public transit, and municipal utilities are minimal. Broadband internet options may be limited depending on the specific location compared to suburban areas.
Isolation: The very high median age and tiny population mean limited social outlets, nightlife, or community programs, which may feel isolating for young professionals or families with children.