c.1908 Mississippi Colonial Revival on National Register $35K

OHU50K Notes $35,000

c.1908 Mississippi Colonial Revival on National Register. This old home is a bit of a fixer upper. It needs some TLC and has some projects, but it would make a beautiful property.

Porch featured at 500 S Hickory St, Aberdeen, MS, 39730

Realtor Comments

Built in 1908, this two-story home would be perfect for someone ready for a flip or investment property or maybe even someone ready to remodel for a large family home. The home sits on a corner lot and includes a den and a parlor. The property will need lots of love and care but would be perfect for someone ready to put in a little work. This property will not qualify for USDA or FHA & being sold AS-IS. All information subject to verification by buyer’s agent.

4 bed
3 bath
Build date 1908

Yard featured at 500 S Hickory St, Aberdeen, MS, 39730

If interested in a property, pleases 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.

500 S Hickory St, Aberdeen, MS 39730 $35,000

Contact Realtor: Rosmir Washington
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History

This home is located in the South Central Aberdeen Historic District. The South Central Aberdeen Historic District is overwhelmingly residential in character and is comprised of significant buildings dating from 1848 to 1937. The home appears to be a copy-cat version of a George F. Barber designed home #781. What do you think?

George F. Barber home

Living Room featured at 500 S Hickory St, Aberdeen, MS, 39730

Here’s a summary of the pros and cons of the South Aberdeen Historic District:

Pros

Cultural and Historical Significance: The district showcases unique architectural styles and historical buildings, providing a glimpse into the area’s past.
Community Engagement: Regular events and activities often take place, fostering community spirit and tourism.
Aesthetic Appeal: The well-preserved buildings and streetscapes create a charming atmosphere, attracting visitors and residents alike.
Potential for Investment: Historic districts can attract businesses and investors interested in revitalization and tourism.
Educational Opportunities: Offers opportunities for local schools and organizations to engage in history-focused programs and tours.

Cons

Regulatory Restrictions: Owners may face strict zoning laws and preservation guidelines for exteriors that limit renovations and changes to properties.
Maintenance Costs: Historic buildings often require higher upkeep costs, which can burden homeowners or businesses.
Gentrification Risks: The popularity of historic districts can lead to rising property values, displacing long-term residents.
Tourism Impact: Increased foot traffic can lead to noise and congestion, affecting the quality of life for some residents.
Limited Modern Amenities: Older infrastructure may lack modern conveniences, requiring upgrades that can be expensive and complicated.