c.1923 Michigan Foursquare With Mechanical Updates Under $50K
$49,900
Realtor Comments
Unlock the potential of this value-packed investment opportunity! Whether you’re an investor looking for your next project or a homeowner eager to build equity, this property offers endless possibilities. The main level features a spacious primary suite with a private full bathroom, while major mechanical improvements have already been completed, including a newer furnace and extensive plumbing updates. With a flexible layout, the next owner can restore the property to its former use as an upper and lower duplex or reimagine it as a spacious three-bedroom, two-bath single-family home. Bring your vision and take advantage of the opportunity to add value in a property with the hard work already underway.
- 3bd
- 2ba
- 1,464sqft
- 6,534sqft lot
- Circa 1923
1319 Massachusetts Ave, Lansing, MI 48906
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.
Pros of living in Lansing, MI
- State-capital energy: There’s steady activity from government, education, and public services (often more stability than purely “boom/bust” towns).
- Access to mid-Michigan: It’s a central hub for getting around—easy to reach nearby cities like East Lansing, Okemos, Grand Ledge, and parts of the Lansing–Ingham area.
- Community + mid-size feel: Generally less overwhelming than big metros, with a more “local” vibe.
- Strong education presence: MSU (nearby in East Lansing) and other schools contribute to jobs, culture, and events.
- Parks and outdoor options: Lots of nearby trails, parks, and seasonal outdoor recreation (especially when weather cooperates).
- Cost of living can be reasonable: Compared with many larger cities, housing and day-to-day costs are often more manageable.
- Sports and events: With MSU nearby, you get access to games, concerts, and college-related happenings.
Cons of living in Lansing, MI
- Weather (seasonal extremes): Cold winters and hot summers; winter can be a big lifestyle factor.
- Job market may be more niche: While there are solid employers, certain specialized industries might require commuting or relocating.
- Transit is limited: Like many mid-size cities, you’ll likely rely on a car for convenience and speed.
- Neighborhood variation: Safety, housing quality, and “vibe” can differ significantly by area—where you live matters a lot.
- Fewer “big-city” amenities: You may find you need to travel for the most diverse options (certain shopping, nightlife, or specialized services).
- Seasonal slowdowns: Some businesses and entertainment options can feel more limited outside peak seasons.
- College-town crowding near MSU: If you’re close to campus areas, traffic/parking and busier streets during school terms can be noticeable.
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