c.1925 Sweet Light and Airy Mississippi Bungalow $185K

OHU50K Notes $185,000

c.1925 Sweet Light and Airy Mississippi Bungalow. This Craftsman style home is just a couple blocks from the public library.

Porch featured at 300 E Church St, Newton, MS, 39345

Realtor Comments

Step into timeless charm with this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home offering 2, 028 square feet of character and comfort. Built in 1925, this Craftsman-style gem blends historic details with thoughtful modern upgrades throughout. A newly screened-in front porch welcomes you with classic Southern hospitality, while the brand-new brick walkway, steps, and back patio add elegance and functionality to the exterior. Inside, enjoy tall ceilings, original hardwood floors, and a remodeled kitchen complete with new appliances. The home features two spacious suites, each with its own updated en suite bath. There’s also a dedicated home office that could easily serve as a 4th bedroom, if needed.

3 bed
2 bath
Build date 1925

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300 E Church St, Newton, MS 39345 $185,000

Contact Realtor: Joyce Holifield
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Pros:

1. Affordable Cost of Living

Housing and everyday expenses are lower than in urban areas.
Attractive for retirees, families, or individuals seeking lower overhead.

2. Small-Town Community Feel

Friendly residents and a strong sense of community.
People often know and support their neighbors.

3. Slower Pace of Life

Quiet, relaxed lifestyle with less traffic and fewer crowds.
Suitable for those wanting to escape the rush of city life.

4. Access to Nature & Outdoors

Surrounded by woods and farmland—hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation are common pastimes.
Mild winters make it easier to enjoy year-round outdoor activities.

5. Proximity to Larger Towns

Located near Meridian (about 30 minutes away), offering access to hospitals, shopping, and entertainment when needed.
Also near I-20, making regional travel easier.

Cons:

1. Limited Job Market

Few local employers and limited economic diversity.
Many residents commute to nearby towns for work.

2. Healthcare Access

Limited local medical facilities—more serious care often requires a trip to Meridian or Jackson.

3. Educational Challenges

Public school performance varies, and resources may be limited compared to larger districts.
Fewer higher education or vocational training options locally.

4. Limited Entertainment & Amenities

Very few restaurants, nightlife spots, or cultural attractions in town.
Young adults may find the town lacking in social or recreational options.

5. Slow Growth & Infrastructure

Like many small towns, Newton faces challenges in attracting new businesses or investments.
Infrastructure like roads and broadband internet can lag behind more developed areas.