c.1933 Kansas Home For Sale $49K
$49,000
Built in 1933, this Kansas home for sale is the most unique house on the block. The 1,054-sf home has two bedrooms, one bath, matching detached garage, stone fireplace, hardwood floors and eat-in kitchen.
Realtor Comments
Selling AS IS, No warranties are expressed or implied. Motivated Seller. Any reasonable offer considered.The main floor of this fixer-upper home is livable, comfortable and homey. The electrical has been partially updated and there is an electric fireplace and the possibility of hardwood under the carpet. It has a fully functioning kitchen.With a little bit of TLC, the basement could be used as comfortable living space and extra nonconforming bedrooms. There is about 1, 054 sq. ft. on each floor.The stucco exterior gives old world charm. Polymeric sealant and sprayer are included to maintain the stucco exterior. The roof is flat with a rubber membrane. Extra sealant is included in the sale.
- 2bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1933
206 S Griffith Ave, Oberlin, KS 67749 $49,000
If interested in a property, please 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.
Contact Realtor: Marsha Richards
Located of This Kansas Home For Sale
Oberlin (1,605 pop), Kansas: Pros and Cons
Pros
- Strong sense of community and rural small-town charm
- Affordable cost of living, especially housing prices
- Low crime rate and generally safe environment
- Beautiful prairie landscapes and open spaces
- Local attractions like the Decatur County Museum and Last Indian Raid Museum
- Sappa Park for outdoor recreation
- Clean air and minimal noise pollution
- No traffic congestion
- Strong agricultural heritage and economy
- Decatur County Hospital provides local healthcare access
- Friendly neighbors who know each other
Cons
- Small population (under 2,000 residents)
- Limited employment opportunities beyond agriculture and local services
- Distance from major cities and amenities (Denver is about 3.5 hours away)
- Limited shopping options requiring travel to larger towns
- Harsh weather conditions, especially winter storms and summer heat
- Limited entertainment and dining options
- Limited public transportation
- Declining population common to many rural Kansas towns
- Few higher education options nearby
- Limited cellular service and internet options in some areas
