c.1905 Kansas Move-In Ready Home For Sale $70K
$70,000
Sturdy 2‑bed, 1‑bath move-in ready home on a desirable corner lot, featuring beautiful hardwood floors throughout, an updated kitchen, and fresh paint. A spacious, unfinished basement awaits your personal finishing touches.
Realtor Comments
Enjoy your morning coffee on the large wrap around porch. This one is priced to sell.
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1905
203 E Washington St, Lyons, KS 67554
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.
Brokered by PLAZA ASTLE REALTY
Pros
- Low cost of living: Housing, utilities, and everyday expenses are generally more affordable than in larger cities.
- Close‑knit community: Friendly neighbors, local events, and active civic groups foster a strong sense of belonging.
- Low traffic and short commutes: Easy local driving and minimal congestion.
- Outdoor and recreational access: Parks, nearby lakes, fishing, hunting, and rural trails for outdoor activities.
- Local amenities for daily life: Grocery stores, schools, small medical clinics, churches, and basic services are available.
- Slower pace and quieter environment: Appeals to families, retirees, and anyone seeking a less hectic lifestyle.
- Support for small businesses: Opportunities for entrepreneurs within a community that often supports local shops and services.
- Reasonable access to regional centers: Driving distance to larger Kansas cities (e.g., Wichita) for specialized services and amenities.
Cons
- Limited job market diversity: Employment tends to concentrate in agriculture, manufacturing, education, healthcare, and local services; specialized or high‑paying roles may be scarce.
- Fewer cultural and entertainment options: Limited dining variety, nightlife, and large arts or cultural institutions compared with metropolitan areas.
- Healthcare specialization limits: Basic care is available locally, but access to major hospitals and medical specialists requires travel to larger cities.
- Public transportation minimal: A personal vehicle is typically necessary for commuting and errands.
- Slower economic growth: Fewer large employers and slower development can limit long‑term career opportunities for some professions.
- Weather extremes: Hot summers, cold winters, and severe storms (including tornado risk) typical of the Plains.
- Limited higher‑education options nearby: Community colleges or regional campuses may be available, but major universities are farther away.
- Less diversity and niche services: Smaller towns often have fewer cultural, ethnic, and specialty retail options.
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