c.1940 Alabama Craftsman For Sale $112K

$112,000

Adaptable living at its best! This Alabama craftsman features 2 dedicated bedrooms plus a versatile flex space ideal for a 3rd bedroom, home office, or creative studio, complemented by 1.5 baths.

Realtor Comments

Charming cabin-style home situated on a spacious .69 acre lot in Ozark. Interior features include reclaimed hardwood flooring, charming wood accents, and a functional layout with a walk-in pantry. Recent updates include newer hot water heater and updated plumbing (no cast iron). The home is equipped with window A/C, however central A/C and heat are also fully functional, owners used the window units to conserve energy. Exterior features include a beautiful front porch, fully fenced dog run, storage shed equipped with electricity, large lot with thoughtful landscaping, and covered carport. Conveniently located near Ed Lisenby Park, local shopping, dining, and Dale Medical Center. The Fort Rucker gate is just minutes away and this home is also located approximately 20 miles from Dothan and 15 miles to Enterprise. Schedule your private showing today!

3bd
1.5ba
1,208sqft
0.69 acre lot
Circa 1940

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1110 S Union Ave, Ozark, AL 36360

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The Pros

Exceptional Housing Affordability: The cost of living is well below the national average. Home prices are remarkably accessible, with median home values typically hovering around $120,000–$160,000, making entry-level ownership, military housing alternatives, or acreage very budget-friendly.
Proximity to Fort Novosel: For active-duty military personnel, civil servants, flight instructors, defense contractors, and aviation veterans, Ozark offers a quick commute to base gates alongside dedicated veteran services and military family support networks.
Local Nature & Recreation: Ozark is home to Ed Lisenby Lake (Lake Roy Parker), a 92-acre city-owned lake featuring walking/biking trails, public boat ramps, fishing piers, and picnicking areas.
Convenient Access to Gulf Coast Beaches: Positioned along US-231, Ozark is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours north of Panama City Beach and the Florida Panhandle, making weekend beach getaways simple and direct.
Low-Traffic, Quiet Community: Daily commutes are minimal (rarely exceeding 10–12 minutes), and the area maintains a slow, quiet, small-town atmosphere.

The Cons

Narrow Non-Military Job Market: Outside of military aviation support, defense contracting, local education, healthcare, and retail, high-paying corporate or tech employment inside town limits is limited.
Limited Local Commercial & Dining Options: While Ozark has basic grocery stores and casual local dining, extensive shopping malls, big-box variety, and broader nightlife options require driving 25–30 minutes south to Dothan.
Hot, Humid Summers & Severe Weather: Summers in Southeastern Alabama are long, muggy, and intensely hot. The region is also prone to severe seasonal thunderstorms, localized flash flooding, and tropical storm/tornado impacts from Gulf weather patterns.
Car-Dependent Infrastructure: The city is spread out along regional routes without comprehensive public transit options, making a personal vehicle essential for daily errands and work travel.
School District Disparities: Public school options under Ozark City Schools and Dale County Schools have variable district ratings, leading some families to explore private or neighboring district choices.