2/1 Arkansas Handyman Special W/Hardwoods $45K

$45,000

Arkansas handyman special meets exceptional outdoor space! This welcoming 2-bedroom, 1-bath sanctuary sits proudly on an expansive corner parcel, complete with fully fenced front and back yards ideal for gardening, pets, and relaxed outdoor living.

Realtor Comments

Character, charm, and endless potential! Inside, you’ll love the tall ceilings, beautiful kitchen, and cozy wood-burning fireplace that create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The spacious covered front porch is perfect for relaxing with your morning coffee or unwinding in the evenings. Whether you’re searching for your first home, a rental investment, or your next renovation project, this property is packed with opportunity and ready for your vision.

• 2bd
• 1ba
• 1,320sqft
• 9,148sqft lot

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301 W Ruby St, Paragould, AR 72450  $45,000

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: Katherine Carrillo

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The Pros

1. High Affordability & Accessible Real Estate

• Low Cost of Living: Living expenses in Paragould sit approximately 15% to 18% below the national average.

• Budget-Friendly Housing: Median home values typically range around $160,000 to $190,000, making single-family homeownership far more attainable compared to national benchmarks.

2. Crowley’s Ridge & State Park Access

• Crowley’s Ridge State Park: Located just minutes from downtown, this state park offers rolling hills, hardwood forests, fishing lakes, hiking trails, and camping—a distinct environmental contrast to the surrounding flat delta farmland.

• Lake Frierson State Park: Nearby water access provides convenient spots for kayaking, fishing, and picnicking.

3. Proximity to Jonesboro & Regional Hubs

• 15-Minute Drive to Jonesboro: Paragould residents benefit from quick access to Jonesboro (home to Arkansas State University, St. Bernards Healthcare, NEA Baptist Memorial Hospital, and expanded shopping/dining centers) while enjoying a quieter residential atmosphere.

4. Historic Downtown & Community Events

• Downtown Revitalization: The historic downtown area features preserved brick architecture, local boutiques,coffee shops, and the historic Collins Theatre, which hosts community plays and live music.

• Family Events: Events like the Loose Caboose Festival and local seasonal parades foster strong community engagement.

The Cons

1. Limited Local Nightlife & Specialized Retail

• Quiet Evening Scene: Entertainment options within Paragould lean heavily family-oriented and low-key. Nightlife,specialized cultural venues, and high-end dining options are minimal locally.

• Retail Reliance on Jonesboro: While essential chain stores (like Walmart and local shops) exist in town, major shopping trips often require traveling into Jonesboro or driving 1.5 hours to Memphis.

2. Hot, Humid Summers & Severe Weather

• Summer Climate: Summer months bring intense heat and high humidity typical of the mid-South delta climate.

• Severe Weather Belt: Like much of Eastern Arkansas, the area experiences seasonal risks for severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and occasional tornado warnings during spring and autumn months.

3. Economic & Wage Profile

• Job Focus: The local economy relies heavily on manufacturing, agriculture, education, healthcare, and retail.Executive, specialized tech, or high-tier corporate positions are limited, often making remote work or commuting essential for specialized fields.