Under $100K Sunday - Save This Old c.1903 Texas Fixer Upper Farmhouse For Sale on 1.7 Acres Under $90K

OHU50K Notes $89,500

Five bedroom, two bath Texas fixer upper farmhouse for sale on 1.7 acres. The home has a wrap-around porch, metal roof, hardwood floors, and multiple closed fireplaces.

Realtor Comments

Remodel it the way you want it! 2 story farmhouse 5-Bedroom 2-Bath built in 1903 on 1.70 acres more or less (to be surveyed). I am under the impression that the house will need all new plumbing from the well to the house and also maybe some throughout. It will also need a new septic system installed as well. This property features a New Barbed wire fence on 2 sides, several nice big Oak trees, a water well that has been in use up until April of this year(2023) (the Electricity has since been disconnected), and is centrally located between Comanche and DeLeon just north of the corner of FM 2318 and the well traveled Hwy 16. There is also an additional 3.5 acres (to be surveyed) available adjoining this property on the back. Only 5 min from Promontory Park on Lake Proctor and 3 mile from the Comanche County Hospital. Call us to see it!!!!

5 bed
2 bath
2,361 sqft
1.70 acres
Build date 1903

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Highway 16, De Leon, TX 76444 $89,500

Contact Realtor: Gordon Watts (254)893-6666 – Cogburn Real Estate
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Town Background

De Leon is a small city located in Comanche County, Texas. De Leon has a population of approximately 2,500 residents.

De Leon is situated in central Texas and is about 90 miles southwest of Fort Worth. The city is known for its rural and agricultural character, with farming and ranching being significant economic activities in the area. It is surrounded by picturesque countryside, featuring rolling hills, farmland, and patches of wooded areas.

The community of De Leon has a close-knit and friendly atmosphere, reflecting the warmth and hospitality often associated with small Texas towns. The city offers basic amenities such as schools, grocery stores, local businesses, and recreational facilities.

One notable attraction in De Leon is the De Leon Peach and Melon Festival, an annual event held in July. The festival celebrates the area’s agricultural heritage and includes activities like peach and melon contests, live music, a parade, arts and crafts vendors, and various food offerings.

Overall, De Leon is a charming rural community that provides a peaceful and quiet living environment, away from the hustle and bustle of larger cities.