c.1919 Four Bedroom Arkansas Home For Sale $90K

OHU50K Notes $90,000

c.1919 Four Bedroom Arkansas Home For Sale. This brick home has a history. This home has some nice features and plenty of natural light.

Yard featured at 206 Park Pl, Pine Bluff, AR, 71601

Realtor Comments

Investor Special with Historic Charm in the Heart of Pine Bluff! This 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath home is full of character and ready for its next chapter. Built in 1919, the property features many original details, including hardwood flooring and vintage lighting fixtures that add timeless appeal you simply can’t recreate. With one bedroom conveniently located downstairs and additional bedrooms upstairs, the layout offers flexibility for a variety of living arrangements. This home does require significant renovation, making it the perfect opportunity for investors, flippers, or buyers looking to restore a historic property to its former beauty. With the right vision and updates, this home could truly shine and become a standout piece of Pine Bluff charm. SOLD AS-IS. Bring your vision and make it your own!

4 bed
2.5 bath
Build date 1919

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206 Park Pl, Pine Bluff, AR 71601 $90,000

Contact Realtor: Yolanda Hervey
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Family History

Dr. Edwin Clare McMullen (1879-1959) and his wife Clarissa “Clara” Broadhead McMullen (1872-1971) moved into their brand new home in February 1920. The couple married in 1910 and had no children. Edwin was a medical doctor and Clara was a director of the Florence Sanitarium Training School for Nurses of Pine Bluff.

Pros

1. Affordable housing

Pine Bluff is known for very low home prices compared with state and national averages. Buyers can often get much more house for their money than in larger Arkansas cities.

2. Low cost of living

Housing, property taxes, and many everyday expenses tend to be relatively inexpensive, making it attractive for retirees, fixed-income households, and remote workers.

3. Outdoor recreation

The city is near rivers, lakes, and hunting and fishing areas. The surrounding Arkansas Delta region offers opportunities for boating, fishing, and wildlife activities.

4. Educational institutions

Pine Bluff is home to University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, a historically Black university that contributes cultural events, educational opportunities, and local employment.

5. Central location

Residents can reach Little Rock in about an hour, providing access to a larger job market, major healthcare facilities, shopping, and entertainment.

6. Strong local culture

The city has deep roots in Arkansas history, Delta culture, and African American heritage, with a strong tradition of community events, music, and local pride.

Cons

1. Crime concerns

Pine Bluff has long struggled with crime rates that are higher than state and national averages. Safety can vary considerably by neighborhood, making location choice especially important.

2. Economic challenges

The city has experienced decades of industrial decline, job losses, and population decline. Economic growth has generally lagged behind many other Arkansas communities.

3. Population decline

Pine Bluff’s population has decreased substantially over the past several decades, contributing to vacant properties and a smaller tax base.

4. Limited job market

While there are opportunities in education, healthcare, government, and industry, the overall employment market is smaller and less diverse than in larger metro areas.