3/2 c.1945 Alabama Handyman Special W/Hardwoods and Fireplace $28K

OHU50K Notes $28,000

c.1945 Alabama Handyman Special W/Hardwoods and Fireplace. This home has a lot of potential. There are some built-ins and hardwood floors. There is a local coffee shop just around the corner.

Realtor Comments

Investor’s dream. Would make a great rental, flipper or home for someone. Paint and a few repairs are needed. Back bedroom had a foundation repair where you can see the flooring was cut. SELLER DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE QUALITY OR MATERIALS OF FOUNDATION REPAIR. SELLER IS TO DO OWN DUE DILLIGENCE IN CHECKING FOR FOUNDATION PROBLEMS AND REPAIRS. There is a detached carport but needs some repairs.

3 beds
2 bath
1,625 sqft
0.28 acres lot
Build date 1945

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209 W Hart Ave, Opp, AL 36467 $28,000

Contact Realtor: Gwen Kelley 334-504-0547
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Pros of Opp, AL

Low Cost of Living: Housing prices and the general cost of living are significantly below the national average, making it an affordable place to buy a home or retire.

Outdoor Recreation: Home to Frank Jackson State Park, which offers excellent fishing, boating, camping, and walking trails around Lake Jackson.

Small-Town Atmosphere: The community is tight-knit, quiet, and slower-paced, which appeals to people looking for a traditional southern small-town feel.

Proximity to the Gulf Coast: Located roughly 1.5 to 2 hours north of popular Florida Panhandle beaches (like Destin and Pensacola), allowing for easy day trips to the coast.

Unique Local Culture: Hosts the famous annual Opp Rattlesnake Rodeo, a major local tradition that draws thousands of visitors for music, food, and entertainment.

Cons of Opp, AL

Limited Job Market: The local economy relies heavily on manufacturing, agriculture, and local retail. High-paying corporate or tech jobs are scarce, and many residents commute to larger nearby towns for work.

Fewer Amenities and Shopping: Shopping, dining, and entertainment options are highly limited inside the city limits. Residents often travel to Enterprise, Andalusia, or Dothan for major retail chains and specialized medical care.

Humid, Hot Summers: Summers are intensely hot and humid, typical of the Deep South, with frequent afternoon thunderstorms and a high presence of insects.

Risk of Severe Weather: The region is susceptible to severe spring weather, including tornadoes, as well as heavy rain and wind tracking inward from Gulf Coast hurricanes.

Stagnant Population Growth: Because younger generations frequently move away for broader career opportunities, town growth and infrastructure modernization move at a slower pace.