c.1920 Three Bedroom Mississippi Tudor Revival $120K

$120,000

Curb appeal galore with this Mississippi Tudor Revival with a fabulous arch theme. The brick beauty features three bedrooms, one bath, hardwood floors, fireplace and built-ins.

Realtor Comments

A beautiful historical home with 12 ft ceilings, a big crawl space you can almost stand under the whole house. A huge attic, 3 bedroom 1 bath home. It has plenty of built ins and would be a perfect fixer upper. The bones are solid. Currently no air conditioning but the duct work is all there for install. Owner is willing to negotiate price for a quick sale

3bd
1ba
2,029sqft
Circa 1920

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914 W Commerce St, Aberdeen, MS 39730 $120,000

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Contact Property Owner: (303) 746-5141

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Pros

Very Affordable Living
- Cost of living is around 24–28% below the U.S. average—housing, utilities, goods & services all notably cheaper
- Median home price sits between $81K–$104K, and typical 2‑bedroom rent is about $633–760/month .
Rich History & Community Events
- Over 200 buildings on the National Register; annual heritage events like the Southern Heritage Pilgrimage celebrate antebellum homes
- Friendly, small-town environment with a strong sense of local pride
Outdoor Recreation & Mild Winters
- Scenic location along the Tombigbee River, Aberdeen Lake, lock & dam, and easy access to boating, fishing, and birdwatching .
- Enjoys a humid subtropical climate—long summers, mild winters, minimal snow .
Retiree-Friendly Location
- Recognized as one of Mississippi’s first Certified Retirement Cities and praised by Southern Living and World Atlas for its retirement quality

⚠️ Cons

Limited Job Opportunities & Low Incomes
- Median household income (~$42K) is well below U.S. average; unemployment remains modestly high (~6–7%)
- Job market is rated only fair, with fewer high-paying or professional roles .
Educational Challenges
- School performance is below average—graduation rate ~72%, math/reading proficiency low (~37%).
Health Facilities & Accessibility
- Limited local healthcare options; fewer hospitals and clinics, contributing to a low “health & safety” score
- Air quality is good, but other health metrics remain weak .
Public Transit & Walkability
- Virtually no public transit; residents rely heavily on cars, with almost zero walking or public transportation commutes
Moderate Crime Rates
- Overall crime is 12% lower than Mississippi average, but comparable or higher than similar-sized towns. Violent crime risk roughly 1 in 300
Rural Limitations
- Low walkability and limited local entertainment or dining options—town is quiet and vehicle-reliant .