3/3 c.1930 Arkansas - Hardwoods and Impressive Porch Under $55K

OHU50K Notes $54,900

c.1930 Arkansas – Hardwoods and Impressive Porch. Situated in a nice neighborhood with sidewalks and historic home neighbors sit this bright and airy home. There is ample natural light with the plentiful windows.

Porch featured at 2724 N I St, Fort Smith, AR, 72901

Realtor Comments

3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home with office or (4th bedroom) and a large kitchen. Large 2-level storage building in back with plumbing. All offers must be submitted by the Buyer’s agent via the RES.NET Agent Portal. If your offer is accepted, you agree to be responsible for an offer submission technology fee of $225.00. The fee will be collected and disbursed by the settlement agent and disbursed at the closing and settlement of the transaction.

3 beds
2.5 bath
2,584 sqft
6,368 sqft lot
Build date 1930

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2724 N I St, Fort Smith, AR 72901 $54,900

Contact Realtor: Shelly Blaylock
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Bedroom featured at 2724 N I St, Fort Smith, AR, 72901

Families Who Lived Here

This was the home of Anthony Limberg (1182-1956), a life-long resident of Fort Smoth. Mr. Limberg was a veteran of the Spanish American War and a retired blacksmith. He lived in the home with his wife, Regina, sons, Robert and Anthony, as well as three other family members.

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Pros

Affordable Cost of Housing: Home values and rent are significantly lower than the national average, making it budget-friendly for buyers and renters.

Short Commutes: Traffic is light, and most local destinations are reachable within a 15-minute drive.

Outdoor Recreation & Parks: The city features 59 parks, the Greg Smith River Trail, Ben Geren Park (with mountain biking and Parrot Island Water Park), and close proximity to the Arkansas River and national forests.

Rich Culture & History: Home to the Fort Smith National Historic Site, the U.S. Marshals Museum, the Unexpected Murals downtown project, and local events like the Peacemaker Festival and Steel Horse Rally.

Diverse Economy & Education: Major employers span manufacturing (such as Rheem and Baldor Electric), logistics, and healthcare (such as Mercy Hospital), alongside the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith.

Cons

Crime & Safety Concerns: The city experiences higher-than-average rates of property crime, theft, and assault compared to national norms.

Infrastructure & Utility Pressures: Local infrastructure has faced strains, including sewer challenges and rising utility costs tied to regulatory fines.

Weather & Environmental Risks: The area is prone to severe summer heat, ice storms, and occasional flooding.

Limited Entertainment & Social Climate: Some residents note a lack of diverse job/entertainment options and a conservative, hyper-religious culture that can feel less inclusive (for instance, single or LGBTQ+ residents often report a restricted local dating scene).

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