c.1890 Classic Southern Charmer on 1.26 Acres in Mississippi $199,900

$199,900

Step into this classic Southern Charmer with 4-bedrooms, 2-baths set on 1.26 peaceful acres in Crystal Springs. Spanning nearly 3,800 square feet, this home offers timeless architectural character, generous living spaces, and endless potential to tailor a historic showcase to your personal style.

Porch featured at 513 Harmony Rd, Crystal Springs, MS, 39059

Realtor Comments

HUGE PRICE IMPROVEMENT! Enjoy the full front porch perfect for relaxing afternoons, a rear deck overlooking the fenced backyard, and a 3-car attached garage complete with storage and workshop space. The home has seen updates through the years yet still invites your personal touch and TLC to restore its full charm. With room to grow and a peaceful setting on Harmony Road, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of local history with space and versatility.

4bd
2ba
3,816sqft
1.26 acres
Circa 1890

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513 Harmony Rd, Crystal Springs, MS 39059 $199,900

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Contact Realtor: Wesley McGee

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The Pros

Exceptional Real Estate Affordability: Property prices and the general cost of living in Crystal Springs are far lower than national averages. Whether looking for starter homes, historic properties with large lots, or acreage nearby, housing dollars stretch significantly further here.
Commuter-Friendly Jackson Access: Situated directly along I-55, residents can drive into downtown Jackson or the southern suburbs (like Byram and Terry) in roughly 25 to 30 minutes. This makes it a practical bedroom community for those working in healthcare, government, or higher education in the Jackson metro.
Small-Town Charm & Local History: The town retains an authentic Southern small-town feel, highlighted by a historic downtown district, the annual Tomato Festival each June, and cultural spots like the Robert Johnson Blues Museum.
Outdoor Access & Green Space: Nature lovers benefit from proximity to Lake Chautauqua Park within the city, as well as Copiah County State Lake nearby, offering opportunities for fishing, boating, walking trails, and camping.

The Cons

Very Limited Local Economy & Jobs: Outside of light manufacturing, agriculture, municipal roles, and local retail, job opportunities within Crystal Springs are minimal. Most residents rely on commuting to Jackson or neighboring hubs for career advancement or corporate positions.
Minimal Commercial & Entertainment Options: Big-box retail, specialized medical care, movie theaters, and diverse dining choices are sparse. Grocery options are limited locally, meaning routine errands often require a drive up I-55 to Byram or Jackson.
Public School System Challenges: Local schools in the Copiah County School District face academic and funding challenges similar to many rural Mississippi districts. Families looking for alternative education options often consider private schooling or look into surrounding districts.
Sub-tropical Climate & Weather Risks: Like much of southern and central Mississippi, summers are long, intense, and humid. The region is also susceptible to severe thunderstorm clusters and spring tornado threats (“Dixie Alley”).
Aging Infrastructure: Municipal budgets in small rural towns can be tight, which shows in occasional road maintenance delays, older utility systems, and limited public service expansions.