c.1926 Texas Craftsman Bungalow W/ Vintage Kitchen Cupboards, Fireplace Under $70K

$69,900

Discover this charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom Texas craftsman bungalow situated in the Gables neighborhood. Featuring a cozy footprint, the home also includes a practical small basement providing valuable peace of mind as a built-in storm shelter.

Realtor Comments

This house will need some updates and repairs good for investors or first time home buyer with skills to upgrade this house. All initial offers must be submitted via by the AGENT ONLY.

3bd
1ba
1,206sqft
6,970sqft lot
Circa 1926

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3906 S Tyler St, Amarillo, TX 79110 $69,900

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-Contact Realtor: John Walker

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The Pros

Fantastic Cost of Living: Housing, utilities, and everyday expenses in Amarillo are notably below the national average. Your remote income will stretch comfortably here, allowing you to secure great housing without breaking the bank.
Full City Infrastructure & Amenities: You get the best of both worlds—small-town feel with big-city convenience. Amarillo boasts major healthcare networks, diverse dining options, shopping malls, and cultural attractions like the stunning Palo Duro Canyon State Park (the “Grand Canyon of Texas”) right in your backyard.
Major Airport Access for Travel: Unlike tiny remote towns where flying out requires hours of driving, Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport (AMA) is right in town. This makes nailing your goal of 1–2 week quarterly vacations significantly easier, with quick connections through hubs like Dallas or Houston.
Strong Economy & Job Market: While you are seeking remote work, having a stable local economy with diverse industries (energy, aviation, healthcare, agriculture) acts as a great safety net.

The Cons

Geographic Isolation from Other Metros: While Amarillo has plenty locally, it is isolated in the Panhandle. The nearest major metropolitan areas (like Oklahoma City, Albuquerque, or Dallas) are a 4- to 6-hour drive away.
Extreme Weather and Wind: The Texas Panhandle is famous for its wide-open spaces, which translates to high winds, sudden weather shifts, hot summers, and occasional bitter winter cold snaps or blizzards.
Lack of Diverse Topography (Right in Town): While Palo Duro Canyon is breathtaking, the immediate landscape around the city is very flat, dry, and treeless high-plains terrain.
Conservative Cultural Environment: Culturally, the Texas Panhandle is deeply traditional and politically conservative, which may feel limiting if you prefer a more progressive or diverse urban atmosphere.