George F. Barber Queen Anne

c.1890 Iowa George F. Barber Queen Anne With Carriage House $175K

$175,000

This two‑story Iowa George F. Barber Queen Anne is full of character and ready for its next owner’s personal touch. A detached “carriage” shed provides generous storage, and the expansive corner lot offers space to add an attached garage on the west side of the house.

Realtor Comments

Multiple bedrooms and bonus rooms are ready to be filled. This home has a newer roof and gutters and exterior paint. The furnace and water heater have been updated (no A/C) but is ready for its next owner. This home is being sold as-is

  • 4bed
  • 2bath
  • Circa 1890

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504 N Cherry St, Avoca, IA 51521   $175,000

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Contact Realtor: Kevin Osborn

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Pros

  • Small‑town community: Close‑knit, friendly atmosphere where neighbors often know and support one another.
  • Affordable cost of living: Lower housing and everyday expenses compared with larger Iowa cities.
  • Low traffic and easy parking: Short commutes within town and less congestion than urban areas.
  • Good access to nature and outdoor recreation: Nearby parks, trails, and rural landscapes for walking, biking, and seasonal outdoor activities.
  • Proximity to regional centers: Within reasonable driving distance of larger towns (like Council Bluffs and Omaha metro) for jobs, shopping, and services.
  • Safe, family‑oriented environment: Generally lower crime rates and community activities suited to families and seniors.
  • Local schools and community events: Small school district and community organizations that foster local engagement.

Cons

  • Limited job market: Fewer local employment opportunities, especially in specialized or high‑paying fields; many residents commute to larger nearby cities.
  • Fewer amenities and entertainment options: Limited dining, nightlife, cultural institutions, and specialty shopping compared with bigger urban areas.
  • Healthcare and specialized services: Basic medical care is available, but access to major hospitals and specialty healthcare may require travel.
  • Limited public transportation: Owning a car is typically necessary for commuting and errands.
  • Slower economic and cultural growth: Fewer new businesses, cultural events, and diversity in services that larger cities provide.
  • Seasonal weather extremes: Cold, snowy winters and hot, humid summers typical of the region may not suit everyone.

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