c.1901 North Carolina Fixer Upper For Sale $55K
$55,000
This cozy North Carolina fixer upper sits on a large corner Lot, offering growth potential. Partial renovations include vinyl siding, vinyl replacement windows, laminate floors, and tiled bathrooms. Unfortunately, it’s the old “Honey, I shrunk the windows” story.
Realtor Comments
Home is in need of significant repairs and completion of updates. No HVAC system, appliances, or active utilities currently in place. Foundation repairs appear necessary. This property offers strong potential for the right buyer with vision and renovation experience. Sold AS-IS.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1901
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120 Ives St, Bethel, NC 27812
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Contact Realtor: Denise H Davis
Brokered by Fresh Start Realty
Pros
- Small-town atmosphere: Quiet streets, a close-knit community feel, and slower pace compared with larger cities.
- Affordability: Generally lower housing costs and cost of living than many nearby metro areas.
- Rural/suburban balance: Lots of space, farmland or spacious neighborhoods, and a more relaxed lifestyle.
- Proximity to outdoor activities: Access to local parks, fishing, hunting, and nearby natural areas for outdoor recreation.
- Local services: Pleasant concentration of essential services (gas, groceries, small eateries) without the bustle of a big city.
- Convenience to larger hubs: Reasonable drives to larger towns for work, specialized healthcare, universities, and bigger entertainment options.
- Community events: Local fairs, festivals, and service clubs that can foster neighborly connections.
Cons
- Limited job market: Fewer local employers, especially in high-growth or specialized sectors; many residents commute to nearby towns for work.
- Shopping and entertainment options: Fewer restaurants, nightlife, museums, and cultural venues than bigger cities.
- Healthcare access: While functional, local facilities may be smaller; some specialized care might require trips to larger towns.
- Transportation: Public transit is limited; a car is usually essential for daily life and errands.
- Schools: Depending on the district and neighborhood, school quality and resources can vary; check the specific school boundaries.
- Growth and development: If you prefer a rural vibe, growth and new development could alter the town’s character or traffic patterns over time.
- Weather: Humid subtropical climate with hot summers and occasional severe weather; plan for summer heat and tropical storm risks.
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