c.1900 Arkansas Fixer Upper For Sale on 0.55 Acre Lot Under $35K
$34,700
This Arkansas fixer upper for sale on over a half acre lot has plenty to work with. The three-bedroom, three-bath, brick home has stained glass, hardwood floors, formal dining room, fireplaces (one with a lovely mantel), bead board and wainscoting, plus a wrap-around porch. Negatives include no heating or cooling.
Realtor Comments
Do you love old homes with character? This may be the one for you to try your hand at rehabbing. This property has a lot of the original wood and fireplaces still left and needs some updating in the kitchen and baths. Love old porcelain tubs? This bath has one! Property needs some rehab to wood on exterior of home and would be great for someone wanting to re-do this historical home. Property may also qualify for FHA 203k or USDA rehab loan, see your favorite lender for details. Utilities are not on and no survey will be provided by seller.
- 3bed
- 3bath
- Circa 1900
306 W Wood Ave, Monticello, AR 71655
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.
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Location of This Arkansas Fixer Upper
Pros
- Affordable Cost of Living: Monticello (8,175 pop) offers a low cost of living, making it attractive for families and individuals looking for budget-friendly housing.
- Strong Community: The city has a friendly, small-town atmosphere with active community engagement and local events.
- Natural Beauty: The area is surrounded by beautiful landscapes, including parks and rivers, providing ample outdoor recreational opportunities.
- Educational Opportunities: Monticello is home to the University of Arkansas at Monticello, offering educational resources and cultural events.
- Low Crime Rate: The community generally enjoys a low crime rate, contributing to a sense of safety and security.
Cons
- Limited Job Market: Employment opportunities may be limited, particularly in specialized fields, often requiring residents to commute for work.
- Fewer Amenities: Access to shopping, dining, and entertainment options is more limited compared to larger urban areas.
- Public Services: Healthcare and educational facilities may not be as comprehensive, potentially requiring travel for specialized services.
- Transportation: Public transportation options are minimal, making a personal vehicle necessary for most residents.
- Weather: The region experiences hot summers and occasional severe weather, which may not appeal to everyone.
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