c.1928 Two Bedroom Affordable North Carolina Home $50K
OHU50K Notes $50,000
c.1928 Two Bedroom Affordable North Carolina Home. Move-in ready home on nearly an acre.
Realtor Comments
Great starter or rental – this two bedroom bungalow offers a low price but has tons of potential! Move right in and make this your dream cottage. There is a big porch on the front that can hold rocking chairs or a porch swing. The front door leads into the living room. The kitchen is spacious and has plenty of cabinet space and storage, as well as a fridge and range. There is room in the kitchen for dining. There is also a laundry room with room for storage. The bathroom has a shower and a linen closet. The home is situated on almost an acre (0.92 acres) and goes back into the woods. There is a shed on the property that could be used for storage with a little work. This is a great entry level property – this is cheaper than rent!
- 2 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1928
Pros of Living in Aulander, NC
Very Affordable Cost of Living
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Housing and everyday expenses in Aulander are significantly lower than state and national averages, making it a very affordable place to live or buy a home.
Small-Town, Close Community Feel
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The town’s small size (population under ~800–900) often means people know one another, leading to a tight-knit community vibe that many rural residents value.
Affordable Housing Options
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Median home values are much lower than U.S. and North Carolina medians — making homeownership more attainable.
Racial and Cultural Diversity
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Despite its small size, Aulander has a diverse population mix (majority Black or African American and White residents).
Cons of Living in Aulander, NC
Very Small Population & Limited Growth
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The town’s population is quite small and has declined or shown minimal growth in recent years, which can limit economic activity and services.
Limited Amenities & Entertainment
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Aulander has few amenities (shopping, dining, entertainment), and many residents must drive outside town for these needs.
Job Market & Economic Challenges
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Median household income is well below state and national averages, and local employment opportunities can be limited.
Higher Crime Rate Concerns
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Crime rates in Aulander are above average compared with many U.S. towns, and some tools rank safety relatively low — meaning residents may feel a higher risk of property and violent crime.
Limited Public Transportation & Long Commutes
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Public transit isn’t available, and most residents depend on cars, with average commute times often longer than in larger towns.
Fewer Local Services
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There are limited medical, cultural, and entertainment services within town — residents often drive to nearby towns for specialized health care and major retail.
224 Millennium Road # B, Aulander, NC 27805 $50,000
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