c.1900 Two Bedroom Nebraska Ranch Home $42K

OHU50K Notes $42,000

c.1900 Two Bedroom Nebraska Ranch Home. Such a homey home with everything you need and nothing more. Great work space in the garage and on a third of an acre.

Porch featured at 104 Holborn Ave, Danbury, NE, 69026

Realtor Comments

Fantastic opportunity to own a single-level home on an oversized double lot. Offering 2 bedrooms, a recently remodeled bathroom, a large yard, and a 2-car garage with extra garage door access, this property is packed with possibilities. Enjoy the welcoming front porch and ample outdoor space. A little TLC will unlock the full potential of this home!

2 bed
1 bath
Build date 1900

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104 Holborn Ave, Danbury, NE 69026 $42,000

Contact Realtor: Leeann Mccarty
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Pros

Peaceful, low-density living: Danbury is a tiny village where traffic, noise, and crowds are virtually nonexistent.
Affordable housing: Home prices and property taxes are generally lower than in larger cities, although homes may not come on the market often.
Close-knit community: In a village of only a few dozen residents, neighbors tend to know one another well.
Outdoor recreation: The surrounding area offers opportunities for hunting, fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing. Swanson Reservoir State Recreation Area is a popular destination for boating, camping, and fishing not far from Danbury.
Dark skies: Minimal light pollution makes the area excellent for stargazing.
Agricultural setting: Those who appreciate farming and ranching culture often enjoy the area’s slower pace and open landscapes.

Cons

Extremely limited services: There are few, if any, local businesses for groceries, restaurants, healthcare, or banking. Most errands require driving to nearby towns.
Small job market: Employment opportunities within Danbury are very limited, with agriculture being the primary industry.
Healthcare access: Residents typically travel to larger communities such as McCook, Nebraska for hospitals, specialists, and many medical services.
Long drives: Shopping, entertainment, and many professional services are not close by.
Weather extremes: Southwestern Nebraska experiences hot summers, cold winters, strong winds, severe thunderstorms, and occasional blizzards.
Limited educational and recreational options: Families may find fewer extracurricular activities and amenities than are available in larger towns.