c.1905 Missouri Diamond in the Rough $35K

$35,000

This three-bedroom, one-bath diamond in the rough offers an attached garage, front porch, hardwood floors and unpainted woodwork. Love all the original doors, including the front door, French doors, and five-panel doors. This home could be a real cutie. Note, her sister house next door.

Porch featured at 461 E Burkhart St, Moberly, MO, 65270

Realtor Comments

Diamond in the rough. Check out this 2-Bedroom, 1-Bath home, large kitchen. Buyers and buyer’s agent must sign a Release and Hold Harmless Agreement before entering the property. No lockbox, agent must pick up the key at Century 21 McKeown & Associates. All offers must be submitted through propoffers.com

3bed
1bath
Circa 1905

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461 E Burkhart St, Moberly, MO 65270 $35,000

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Contact Realtor: Sharon Hunt

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Yard featured at 461 E Burkhart St, Moberly, MO, 65270

Pros

1. Affordable Cost of Living
Moberly boasts low housing costs, property taxes, and overall living expenses compared to national averages.

2. Small-Town Charm
Residents enjoy a friendly, tight-knit community with a slower pace of life and low crime rates.

3. Access to Outdoor Recreation
Nearby parks, lakes, and trails (like Rothwell Park and Howard Hils Athletic Complex) offer fishing, walking, and family activities.

4. Convenient Location
Moberly is about 30 minutes north of Columbia, providing access to a larger city for jobs, healthcare, and entertainment.

5. Historic Downtown
The downtown area features preserved architecture, local shops, and community events that celebrate local culture and history.

❌ Cons

1. Limited Job Opportunities
The job market is relatively small and largely centered around education, healthcare, and manufacturing. High-paying jobs may require a commute.

2. Fewer Amenities
For upscale shopping, diverse dining, or major entertainment options, residents often drive to Columbia or beyond.

3. Weather Extremes
Moberly experiences hot, humid summers and cold, sometimes snowy winters, which may not appeal to everyone.

4. Limited Public Transportation
A personal vehicle is essential, as public transit options are extremely limited or nonexistent.

5. Slower Pace of Life
While some enjoy the peace and quiet, others may find the lack of nightlife or cultural diversity limiting.

Family History

This was the home of Thomas G. Burton (1887-1966). Thomas married Stella Croswhite (1903-1993) in 1926 and bought the house soon after. They had a son John in 1927. Thomas worked as a truck driver to support the family. The Burtons lived in this home for almost six decades.