affordable texas rancher

3/2 Affordable Texas Rancher W/ Fireplace $50K

$50,000

 

Affordable Texas rancher! Behind these walls sits a blank canvas ready for transformation—create an expansive open layout, a dream gourmet kitchen, and the sought-after modern farmhouse details that today’s buyers love.

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Realtor Comments

Calling all investors, flippers, and HGTV dreamers! This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is ready for its next chapter and packed with potential. If you’ve ever wanted to channel your inner Chip and Joanna Gaines, this is your opportunity to transform a diamond in the rough into a stunning showpiece. With the right vision and renovation, this property has the potential to become a beautiful family home or a profitable investment. Whether you’re looking for your next flip, a rental renovation, or a project to make your own, this home offers the blank canvas you’ve been waiting for. Bring your contractor, your Pinterest boards, and your imagination–because opportunities like this don’t come around often. Sold AS-IS. Cash or renovation financing preferred. Unlock the potential and create something truly special!
  • 3bd
  • 2ba
  • 1,392sqft
  • 6,970sqft lot
  • Circa 1800

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205 11th St, Levelland, TX 79336

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. 

Contact Realtor: Andi Dunlap

Brokered by Black Pearl Realty

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The Pros

  1. High Affordability & No State Income Tax

    • Inexpensive Real Estate: Housing in Levelland is remarkably accessible, with median home values typically hovering between $130,000 and $180,000.

    • Low Cost of Living: Texas residents pay no state personal income tax, and everyday expenses—including property taxes, groceries, and services—are very budget-friendly.

  2. South Plains College Anchor

    • Levelland is home to South Plains College (SPC), a highly regarded community college known for its technical programs, nursing school, and famous Commercial Music program. SPC brings educational opportunities, cultural events, job stability, and a youthful energy to the community.

  3. Strong Economic Base (Oil & Agriculture)

    • The local economy is driven by cotton farming, agribusiness, and oil and gas production. Skilled trade workers, energy sector employees, and agricultural professionals find consistent local industry demand.

  4. Proximity to Lubbock Hub

    • Situated just 30 minutes west of Lubbock, residents enjoy a quiet small-town lifestyle while maintaining convenient highway access to a major metropolitan area for:

      • Healthcare: World-class regional medical centers (UMC Health System, Covenant Health).

      • Shopping & Dining: Big-box retailers, shopping malls, and diverse dining.

      • Higher Education & Sports: Texas Tech University academics and Big 12 sporting events.

  5. Safe, Tight-Knit Community

    • Levelland features a friendly, family-oriented atmosphere with low violent crime rates, strong support for local high school athletics (the Levelland Lobos), and traditional West Texas hospitality.

The Cons

  1. Flat, Arid Landscape & High Winds

    • The terrain is stark, flat, and largely treeless open plains. The region experiences persistent high winds, seasonal dust storms (haboobs), hot summer temperatures, and frequent drought conditions.

  2. Noticeable Industrial & Agricultural Odors

    • Depending on wind patterns, proximity to active oil wells, refineries, and nearby cattle feedlots or agricultural fields can bring noticeable industrial or livestock odors across town.

  3. Car Dependency & Limited Local Shopping/Dining

    • While Levelland has basic necessities (a Walmart Supercenter, farm supply stores, local diners, and fast food), major shopping chains, specialty stores, and diverse dining options require driving into Lubbock.

  4. Economic Sensitivity to Energy & Ag Markets

    • Because the local economy relies heavily on petroleum extraction and cotton farming, economic conditions in town fluctuate directly with global oil prices and weather/drought impacts on crops.

  5. Quiet Nightlife & Minimal Cultural Variety

    • Outside of college events at SPC, high school sports, and local community parks (like City Park and the Mallet Event Center), evening entertainment and nightlife options are sparse.

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