iowa italianate

c.1900 Brick Iowa Italianate For Sale $65K

$65,000

This 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath Iowa italianate is full of potential and priced to sell. With a practical layout and a convenient Nashua location, it’s a blank canvas—ready for updates, style, and your personal touch.

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Realtor Comments

Looking for your next portfolio addition or a rewarding project? Whether you are looking to fix-and-flip, build equity as an owner-occupant, or establish a steady rental income stream, the bones and opportunity are here.
  • 3bed
  • 1.5bath
  • Circa 1900

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312 Cedar St, Nashua, IA 50658

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: Jennifer Lakin

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Pros

  • Small-town community feel: Easier to get to know neighbors and local businesses due to the smaller population.
  • Shorter commutes (for a small city): One dataset estimates an average commute around ~25 minutes.
  • Local school district option: Nashua-Plainfield Community School District serves the area.
  • Generally less cost pressure than major metros: Area-lists commonly score Nashua relatively well for housing/overall livability compared with big-city areas (though exact costs vary by house).

Cons

  • Fewer amenities than bigger cities: You may need to drive for more dining, shopping variety, and entertainment. (Common tradeoff for towns of this size.)
  • Limited job options locally: Many residents likely commute to nearby communities/employers (consistent with the small-town size).
  • Healthcare/specialists may require travel: Smaller cities often have fewer specialty providers locally (you’d likely travel depending on needs).
  • Fewer “city” conveniences: If you rely on walkability or public transit, you’ll likely find those options limited—most people use cars in small Iowa communities.
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