c.1900 Texas Handyman Special With Natural Woodwork and 1.07 Acres $125K
$125,000
Wrap your hear around this Texas handyman special with wrap-around porch and detached garage on a 1.07 -acre lot. Built around 1900, this home offers lovely natural woodwork, wainscoting, built-ins, four bedrooms, three baths. No central air and a space heater for heat.
Zillow Comments
Calling all investors! Over 3,000 square foot home sitting on over an acre city block. Much potential for this property. Come check out this home located within walking distance to downtown restaurants and only about 3 miles from Cooper Lake State Park. Selling AS IS.
- 4bd
- 3ba
- 3,290sqft
- 1.07 Acres
- Circa 1900
301 SW 1st St, Cooper, TX 75432 $125,000
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: Casey Woodall 0661266 903-366-3498,
Century 21 First Group 903-455-5852
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Cooper, Texas: Pros and Cons
Pros
- Small-town charm ( pop. 1,911) with a tight-knit community feel
- Lower cost of living compared to larger Texas cities
- Serves as the county seat of Delta County
- Peaceful rural setting with less traffic and noise
- Proximity to several lakes and outdoor recreation areas
- Generally affordable housing prices
- Short commute times within town
- Lower crime rates typical of small rural communities
Cons
- Limited employment opportunities beyond agriculture, education, and small businesses
- Fewer shopping, dining, and entertainment options compared to larger cities
- Distance from major urban amenities (Dallas is about 80 miles away)
- Limited public transportation options
- Fewer healthcare facilities and specialists
- May lack some educational opportunities and specialized schools
- Limited nightlife and cultural attractions
- Potential for fewer services and amenities typical of rural areas
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