c.1858 Nebraska Fixer Upper For Sale $35K
$35,000
Built in 1858, This three-bedroom, one-bath Nebraska fixer upper has hardwood floors and a small rural lot. It was originally owned by one of the earliest settlers in this small, quaint town.
Realtor Comments
Home for sale!
- 3bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1858
123 E Water St, Brownville, NE 68321
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: Wesley Debuhr
Brokered by Granneman Agency Inc
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History
John C. Deuser opened the first tinsmith shop in Brownsville in 1857. He sold tin cups and plates as well as stoves. This house was his residence.
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Location of This Nebraska Fixer Upper
Brownsville (pop. 142), NE: Pros and Cons
Pros
- Small-town charm and tight-knit community atmosphere
- Low cost of living, particularly affordable housing
- Minimal traffic and congestion
- Low crime rates compared to urban areas
- Peaceful rural setting with natural beauty
- Proximity to the Missouri River for outdoor recreation
- Historical significance as one of Nebraska’s oldest settlements
Cons
- Very limited economic opportunities and job options
- Extremely small population (often under 150 residents)
- Distance from major services like hospitals and shopping centers
- Limited dining and entertainment options
- Fewer educational resources and school options
- Minimal public transportation
- Limited housing variety or new development
Brownsville is a tiny village in Nemaha County in southeastern Nebraska, near the Missouri River. It’s one of the oldest settlements in Nebraska with historical significance, but today it’s primarily a very small rural community with minimal services and amenities.
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