
1.5 Acre 4/2 c.1936 Alabama Home W/ Vintage Architectural Features $199K
$199,000
Timeless 1930s charm meets grand scale. Featuring authentic heart pine floors, intricate architectural mouldings, and a sweeping statement staircase, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath Alabama home exudes warmth at every turn. Complete with expansive rooms and a cozy wood-burning fireplace, it’s a rare historic gem.

Realtor Comments
- 4bd
- 2ba
- 2,664sqft
- 1.21 acres
- Circa 1936

406 Angel St, Beatrice, AL 36425
If interested in a property, pleases 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: Suzanne White

The Pros
Ultra-Affordable Housing & Low Property Taxes: Real estate in Beatrice and rural Monroe County is exceptionally inexpensive. Alabama boasts some of the lowest property tax rates in the nation, making homeownership or land acquisition very low-cost.
Tight-Knit, Quiet Community: With fewer than 200 people, Beatrice offers absolute rural quietness, virtually no traffic, and a classic small-town environment where neighbors know each other well.
Outdoor Recreation & Hunting: The area is surrounded by vast pine forests and timberland, making it a prime destination for hunting (deer, turkey, and wild game), fishing, and enjoying deep Southern nature.
Low Crime & Slower Pace of Life: Like many isolated rural enclaves, the town experiences very little violent crime and provides a peaceful retreat from city stress.
The Cons
Severe Economic & Job Isolation: Local commerce is extremely limited—the local economy relies almost entirely on timber, logging, and agricultural trucking. Higher-paying career opportunities or corporate job markets require long commutes to larger regional hubs (like Monroeville or Mobile).
Very Limited Retail & Healthcare: Beatrice has minimal commercial infrastructure. For groceries, varied dining,hardware stores, and medical specialists, residents must drive 20 to 30 minutes to Monroeville or over an hour to larger cities like Montgomery or Mobile.
Harsh Summer Heat & Humidity: Summers in southern Alabama are long, intensely hot, and humid (frequently in the 90s with heavy humidity), driving up summer air-conditioning costs.
Minimal Amenities & Entertainment: There are no nightlife venues, shopping centers, or local entertainment hubs. Public services, local school options, and municipal infrastructure are very basic.




































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