c.1900 Alabama Folk Victorian Home For Sale Under $75K
$74,900
Here is an affordable Alabama Folk Victorian home for sale with two bedrooms, 2.5 baths. The sweet home has a metal roof, front porch and imbricated shingles. Inside we find hardwood floors, French doors, wainscoting and a spacious kitchen with loads of natural light.
Realtor Comments
Nice 2bd/2.5bth House in Samson. Great investment opportunity or a perfect home to make your own! This 1, 849 sqft home on a 0.31-acre lot has huge potential – whether you’re flipping, renting, or moving in. Recently vacated by long-term tenants, it’s clean, livable, and just needs cosmetic updates to shine. Key Features: 2 Beds / 2.5 Baths can potentially be converted into 3 bedrooms Roof, siding, windows, water heater, furnace, and central A/C all in good condition Expanded kitchen with island, wood cabinets, and sealed cedar countertops Pantry, laundry area, spacious living room, and an unfinished attic for extra storage or value-add Flip it for a potential profit, Rent it out for steady income, or Move In! Located in Samson close to shopping, dining, and more. This deal wont last long!
- 2bed
- 2.5bath
- Circa 1900
110 S Johnson St, Samson, AL 36477 $74,900
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: Daniel Demers
Pros
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Extremely Affordable Living
Overall cost of living is ~20–24% below national average. Housing is dramatically cheaper—median home ~$75–171K, rent ~$519–713/month—and utilities, groceries, and healthcare all run below national norms -
Quiet, Tight-Knit Community
With just under 2,000 residents, Samson fosters strong neighborly bonds. Locals describe it as safe, friendly, and peaceful—“everyone knows each other,” “very welcoming” -
Low Crime Rates
Crime levels are well below national averages: property crime is ~55% lower, violent crime ~46% lower. Niche rates safety at B; AreaVibes confirms it’s safer than 61% of U.S. cities -
Good for Families & Diversity
Racial diversity is strong (Niche gives A–), and schools, while modest, earn C+ grades. Families appreciate the small-town charm and kid-friendly pace -
Access to Nature & Local Airport
Surrounded by rural landscapes, forests, and Lake Samson. Plus, Logan Field (a small public airport) is right in town
⚠️ Cons
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Limited Amenities & Job Opportunities
Few shops, restaurants, or entertainment—most require a car and travel. Employment is limited to agriculture, retail, healthcare; locals note the job scene is often underwhelming -
Low Incomes & High Poverty
Median household income is about $32K–38K—well below the U.S. average—and poverty rates range from ~32–35%, reflecting economic challenges -
Declining Population & Size Limits
The population has dropped about 3% over five years, and with just ~1,900 residents, options are limited—some worry about the town’s long-term vitality -
Education & School Quality
While schools are safe and community-driven, academic achievement is lower overall (grades around C+); specialized or advanced programs are limited . -
Limited Healthcare & Infrastructure
Basic health care is available, but residents often travel to Dothan for specialists. Local services like transit and high-speed internet can be sparse
