c.1930 Two Bedroom Louisiana Cottage W/ Hardwoods, Fireplace $58K

OHU50K Notes $58,000

c.1930 Two Bedroom Louisiana Cottage W/ Hardwoods, Fireplace. Close to the elementary school and hospital.

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Realtor Comments

Priced to Sell! Charming 2 bedroom, 1 bath investment or starter home sold as-is, priced for cosmetic updates! Roof & exterior paint updated 2022. Features new bathroom tub, hardwoods in main areas, carpeted bedrooms, & kitchen with gas stove/microwave. A stylish barn door leads to a sunroom easily convertible to a 3rd bedroom. Climate features a gas fireplace & 4 window units (3 heat/air combos). Spacious backyard. All measurements deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyer to verify. NOTE: The state health officer has determined that this building contains levels of lead paint or other lead materials that are hazardous to children under the age of 6 and other individuals deemed to be at risk by state health officer. Call your favorite REALTOR for a showing today!

2 beds
1 bath
1,563 sqft
Build date 1930

Living Room featured at 502 LA Salle St, Tallulah, LA, 71282

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502 La Salle St, Tallulah, LA 71282 $58,000

Contact Realtor: Roxanne Jones
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Pros

Very cheap housing. The Census reports a median owner-occupied home value of about $79,300 and median rent of $650/month. That’s exceptionally inexpensive.
Very low overall cost of living. Niche gives Tallulah an A for cost of living, ranking it among the cheaper places in Louisiana.
Small-town lifestyle. If you want a slower pace, short drives and a place where you’re not dealing with big-city traffic, Tallulah fits. The average commute is only about 16 minutes.
I-20 access. Tallulah sits directly along I-20, which is a significant advantage for getting to other parts of northern Louisiana and across the region.
Outdoor opportunities. The nearby offers wildlife viewing and outdoor recreation. There are also hunting, fishing and camping opportunities in the surrounding area.
Some interesting local history. Tallulah has Native American mound sites and the , so there’s more history around town than you might expect.
Basic necessities are available locally. There are several grocery/convenience options, including and .
Generally quiet. If your priority is getting away from crowds and urban congestion, Tallulah has that in spades.

Cons

Very high poverty. This is probably the biggest economic drawback. Census data puts Tallulah’s poverty rate at approximately 41.7%, compared with about 18.9% for Louisiana and 12.5% nationally
Low household incomes. Median household income is only about $33,400, roughly half the Louisiana median.
Population decline. Tallulah went from 7,335 people in 2010 to an estimated 5,517 in 2025, a decline of nearly 25%.
Limited shopping and entertainment. You’re not going to have the selection of restaurants, stores, entertainment and services you’d find in Shreveport, Monroe or even many larger small cities.
Schools are a concern. Niche gives Tallulah public schools a D+ overall.
Crime isn’t ideal. Niche gives Tallulah a C- for crime and safety, while other datasets report elevated violent-crime figures. I would definitely investigate the specific neighborhood before buying a house.
Healthcare is limited. For specialized medical care, you may find yourself traveling outside Tallulah.
Employment options are limited. Healthcare/social assistance, manufacturing, education and retail are among the larger employment sectors, but the overall labor market is small.
Declining population can be a double-edged sword. Cheap property is attractive, but population loss can make appreciation and resale less predictable.