c.1934 Spanish Style Colorado Home $165K
OHU50K Notes $164,900
c.1934 Spanish Style Colorado Home. This adorable little home is close to Main St, restaurants and park.
Realtor Comments
Vintage 1934 Spanish style home, complete with tile roof, decorative arches and wrought iron. This 984sf 2 bedroom 1 bathroom charmer features many well preserved details including brick fireplace, solid wood doors, trim and built ins, and beautiful hardwood floors in one room, likely under carpet elsewhere. ‘As-Is’ and priced to sell, move in now and update at your own pace. Good interior access to the partial basement mechanical room and storage. Large maintained yard, fully fenced in back, with mature trees for shade, paved patio space, and detached garage plus covered driveway parking. Great location on E 7th walkable to all of downtown, but also out of the way. Don’t miss out on this gem!
- 2 bed
- 1 bath
- Build date 1934
- Contact Realtor: Sarah Jardis
- Google Map
- Niche
Pros of Living in Walsenburg, CO
1. Very Affordable Cost of Living
Walsenburg’s cost of living is lower than the U.S. average — with housing costs notably below typical Colorado city prices. You can find inexpensive homes and lower overall monthly expenses compared with larger Colorado markets.
2. Gorgeous Natural Setting & Outdoor Recreation
Located near the Spanish Peaks and Lathrop State Park, the area offers excellent outdoor activities — fishing, boating, hiking, camping, and scenic drives on the Highway of Legends Scenic Byway.
3. Small Town, Quiet Community
With roughly ~3,000 residents, Walsenburg has a small‑town, relaxed lifestyle where neighbors often know each other and traffic or noise are minimal. Short average commute times reflect this laid‑back pace.
4. Strong Access to Basic Amenities
Walsenburg has a small but active downtown with local shops, restaurants, and parks. There are also community events like farmers’ markets and festivals.
5. Basic Healthcare & Local Services
The Spanish Peaks Regional Health Center serves the area, providing essential healthcare locally (with larger hospitals available in nearby cities like Pueblo).
6. Some Public Transit Connectivity
While limited, the Colorado Bustang Outrider bus stops in Walsenburg, giving a connection to Pueblo and Trinidad along I‑25.
Cons of Living in Walsenburg, CO
1. Limited Local Employment Opportunities
Job opportunities — especially in specialized fields — are limited locally, with many residents commuting to larger towns like Pueblo or working remotely.
2. Smaller Population & Slow Growth
The small population (≈3,000) means fewer businesses, services, and diversity of experiences than you’d find in larger cities — which can feel isolating for some.
3. Schools & Education Concerns
Local schools have mixed ratings, with some data showing lower academic achievement compared with statewide averages. Families may consider nearby districts for certain programs.
4. Limited Amenities & Nightlife
Options for entertainment, cultural venues, and luxury amenities are sparse within the town itself; most require a trip to Pueblo or Colorado Springs.
5. Infrastructure & Economic Challenges
Some regional reports highlight aging infrastructure and limited funding for upgrades, reflecting broader economic constraints in the area.
6. Higher Poverty & Lower Income
Median household income in the city is lower than national averages and local poverty statistics are higher than many U.S. communities, which can influence local services and opportunities.
