Under $75K Thursday – c.1900 Texas Move-In Ready Home For Sale $70K
$70,000
This Texas move-in ready home offers two-bedrooms, two bath front and double front porches. The 2,001-sf home has a wide center hall, high ceilings, crown molding and clean, spacious rooms. Of course, move-in ready for a cheap house does not mean perfect. I call dibs on the vintage bird cage!
Realtor Comments
Step back in time with this historic gem, built in 1900. Featuring a grand entryway, 2 bedrooms, 2 additional rooms, and a spacious Game room, this home offers plenty of space. The large living room with soaring ceilings sets a welcoming tone. While it has 1 bathroom, there’s potential to add a second. Modern double pane windows were installed in 2006. This home needs someone with a vision for restoration and some TLC. With the right touch, it could become a stunning blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Embrace the opportunity to create your dream home in this character-filled residence.
- 3bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1900
100 Rockdale St, Trinity, TX 75862
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: Danielle Fielder
Location of This Texas Move-In Ready Home
Pros and Cons of Living in Trinity, Texas
Pros
- Affordable cost of living with housing prices below the national average
- Located near Lake Livingston, offering recreational activities like boating and fishing
- Small-town atmosphere with a population around 2,700
- Surrounded by beautiful East Texas pine forests and natural scenery
- Lower crime rates compared to larger urban areas
- Proximity to Trinity River and Davy Crockett National Forest
- Relatively short driving distance to larger cities (about 90 minutes to Houston)
- Strong sense of community and local events
- Slower pace of life that many find appealing
- Less traffic and congestion than metropolitan areas
Cons
- Limited job opportunities within the town itself
- Fewer healthcare facilities and specialists (may require travel for medical care)
- Limited shopping and dining options compared to larger cities
- Fewer entertainment venues and cultural attractions
- Limited public transportation options
- Schools may have fewer resources and programs than those in larger districts
- Distance from major airports (nearest international airport is in Houston)
- Limited nightlife options
- May lack some modern conveniences and services
- Summer heat and humidity can be challenging for some residents
