c.1925 Three Bedroom Kentucky Fixer Upper $59,900
OHU50K Notes $59,900
Here is a three-bedroom, one-bath Kentucky fixer upper has a metal roof, gingerbread front porch, hardwood floors, and two fireplaces. An eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, garage and public water and sewer are additional details. Saying the home needs work is an understatement.
Realtor Comments
This home is a perfect fixer upper for an investor or personal to renovate for their home It City Limits of Russellville KY and is sitting on a corner lot. Close to Shopping and Restaurants Has plenty of living space for a family to make it their own.
- 3 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1925
If interested in a property, pleases 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.
204 E 1st St, Russellville, KY 42276 $59,900
- Contact Realtor: Lisa Masson
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Location of This Kentucky Fixer Upper
Pros of Russellville (7,398 pop), KY:
- Small-town charm with historic downtown architecture and sites
- Lower cost of living compared to larger Kentucky cities
- Strong sense of community and southern hospitality
- Home to annual festivals like the Logan County Tobacco & Heritage Festival
- Proximity to outdoor recreation at Barren River Lake and other natural areas
- Reasonable driving distance to Nashville, TN (about 55 miles) for big city amenities
- Rich historical significance (Civil War history and historic district)
- Generally affordable housing market
- Lower crime rates than national averages
Cons of Russellville, KY:
- Limited employment opportunities compared to larger cities
- Fewer shopping, dining, and entertainment options
- Limited public transportation infrastructure
- Distance from major airports (nearest international airport is in Nashville)
- Less diverse economy, historically dependent on agriculture and manufacturing
- Fewer specialized medical facilities (may need to travel for certain healthcare needs)
- Limited nightlife and cultural venues compared to larger cities
- Fewer educational institutions beyond K-12
- Potential for economic vulnerability if major employers downsize
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