c.1920 Kansas Handyman Special For Sale Reduced Again to $45K

OHU50K Notes $52,500 Reduced to $49,900 Reduced Again to $45,000

Two bedroom, one bath Kansas handyman special for sale for $52,500. The home has a front porch, central air, and shed.

 

Realtor Comments

Details

Nice curb appeal on this cute 2 bedroom. Covered concrete porch. Large living room as you enter the home. Dining room with patio door to raised deck and privacy fenced yard. Additional yard space on the other side of privacy fence gives you additional parking from alley or pet run. Kitchen has nice cabinets and counter tops. Appliances will stay however not sure if dishwasher works and appliances will be sold as is.

Condition

Home has been used as a rental and owner is ready to get out to rentals. Repairs are need as you will see in the photos. We believe is showings what needs repaired so check out photos. House won’t qualify for USDA, VA or FHA loans. Carpet is being pulled up in living room and bedrooms exposing the hardwood floors. Spacious bath that was remodeled since house was built (see photos of descriptions).

More

Close to hospital and walking distance to Jr./Sr. High School. Central heat and air. Some newer and some older windows. Real estate taxes are based on a county value of $56, 200.00

Virtual Tour

1015 W 4th St, Coffeyville, KS 67337    $52,500 $49,900 Reduced again to $45,000

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. 

• Contact Realtor: Carla LeLaCheur with American Homes Realty
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Town History

Coffeyville, Kansas, got its name from Colonel James A. Coffey, who was a prominent figure in the town’s early history.

Colonel Coffey was a land surveyor and a member of the Kansas Territorial Legislature. He played a significant role in the development of the area by promoting the construction of railroads and advocating for the establishment of a town in the region.

In 1869, when the Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston Railroad was being built through the area, Colonel Coffey offered a generous donation of land and money to the railroad company if they agreed to establish a station in the vicinity. The railroad company accepted his offer, and the station was named Coffeyville in his honor.

Over time, the town of Coffeyville grew around the railway station, attracting settlers and businesses. It became an important hub for trade and agriculture in southeastern Kansas.

 

 

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