c.1923 Missouri Bungalow W/ Oak Floors and Vintage Charm $55K

$55,000

A rare 1923 character-rich MIssouri bungalow loaded with potential. Featuring original oak hardwoods begging for a refinish, this property presents the perfect fixer-upper to build instant equity.

Realtor Comments

Investor Opportunity in a Great Location! The home is ready for renovation and priced accordingly, offering an attractive entry point into the area. With its desirable location and vintage charm, there is plenty of potential to update, restore and create something special. Whether you’re looking for your next flip, investment property, or renovation project, this is an opportunity worth a look. Bring your ideas and see the possibilities!

2bd
1ba
9,148sqft
Circa 1923

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414 N West St, Cameron, MO 64429

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Contact Realtor: Debbie Hahn

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Pros

Affordable Housing & Living Costs: The overall cost of living is roughly 15% lower than the national average.Home values typically range around $160,000–$210,000, making homeownership significantly more accessible compared to regional urban hubs or national averages.
Convenient Location & Commute: Situated right at the intersection of Interstate 35 and Highway 36, Cameron provides a straightforward drive to Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Chillicothe. It allows residents to work or shop in larger metro areas while returning home to a quiet environment.
Community & Small-Town Vibe: Residents often describe the community as welcoming and close-knit. Local organizations, civic groups, municipal bands, and community centers like the local YMCA offer family-oriented activities.
Low Crime Rates: Crime levels in Cameron generally trend below state and national averages, making it a comfortable setting for families, retirees, or home buyers looking for peace of mind.

Cons

Limited Local Job Market: While low unemployment numbers exist locally, high-paying or specialized career paths within city limits are relatively scarce. Many working residents commute to Kansas City or surrounding regions for employment.
Lack of Public Transit & Low Walkability: The city layout is automobile-dependent. Public transportation options are virtually nonexistent, so running daily errands requires a reliable personal vehicle.
Fewer Amenities & Nightlife: Shopping, dining, and specialized medical care options are modest locally. For major retail chains, specialized health services, or varied nightlife, trips into Kansas City or St. Joseph are usually necessary.
Mixed Public School Performance: Depending on the school rating metric, educational outcomes in local schools can vary, with test scores and graduation rates occasionally trailing broader state benchmarks.