c.1900 Missouri Colonial Revival With Beautiful Woodwork $50K

OHU50K Notes $50,000

c.1900 Missouri Colonial Revival With Beautiful Woodwork. This home sits on a half-acre and has detail like no other. With soe TLC this house could be an adorable home with winning features like the front porch, hardwood floors and French doors.

Lawn featured at 506 Grand Ave, Forest City, MO, 64451

Realtor Comments

Opportunity awaits in the quiet community of Forest City! Whether you’re an investor looking for your next project or a buyer ready to make a home your own, this charming 3-bedroom, 1-bath home is full of potential. Step inside to discover beautiful original woodwork, hardwood floors, and timeless character just waiting to shine again. With four spacious bedrooms, there’s plenty of room to create the perfect living space while adding your own personal touches and updates. Situated in a peaceful small-town setting, this property offers the chance to build equity and enjoy the charm of country living. Bring your vision and transform this classic home into something truly special!

3 bed
1 bath
Build date 1900

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506 Grand Ave, Forest City, MO 64451 $50,000

Contact Realtor: SUSAN BARTLETT
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Pros

Very affordable housing: Home prices and property taxes are generally lower than in most metropolitan areas.
Peaceful, quiet environment: Forest City has very little traffic, noise, or congestion, making it appealing if you enjoy a slower pace of life.
Strong sense of community: In a village this size, neighbors often know one another, and community relationships tend to be close.
Agricultural surroundings: The area is ideal for people who enjoy farming, gardening, or living in open countryside.
Low population density: Homes often have larger lots and more privacy than those in suburban neighborhoods.
Outdoor recreation: Hunting, fishing, birdwatching, and boating are popular in the region, with access to the nearby Missouri River and public conservation areas.
Low daily stress: Commutes within the area are short, and everyday life tends to move at a relaxed pace.

Cons

Very limited job market: Employment opportunities within Forest City are scarce. Many residents commute to nearby communities or work in agriculture, education, healthcare, or small businesses.
Few local services: Grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, and other everyday amenities may require driving to nearby towns.
Car is essential: Public transportation is essentially nonexistent, so owning a reliable vehicle is necessary.
Healthcare access: Basic medical services are available in the region, but specialists and larger hospitals are located farther away in cities such as St. Joseph.
Limited entertainment: There are few local options for nightlife, shopping, or cultural events.
Weather extremes: Northwestern Missouri experiences hot, humid summers, cold winters, severe thunderstorms, and occasional tornadoes.
Internet availability can vary: Depending on the exact location, broadband speeds and provider choices may be more limited than in urban areas, although service has improved in many rural communities.