c.1940 Seven Bedroom Mississippi Home For Sale $199,900
$199,900
Realtor Comments
While the home is complete as-is, there is still opportunity for a buyer to add their own personal touch with optional upgrades. The seller is extremely motivated and open to any and all offers. Submit your offer today–reasonable offers will be seriously considered. Step inside to soaring ceilings and beautiful vintage architectural details that create timeless charm with modern comfort. Property Features Include: – Expansive living spaces with high ceilings and original character – Sauna room, hot tub, and dedicated game area ideal for a pool table – Spacious deck and large backyard featuring fruit trees and blueberry bushes – Remote privacy gate and convenient fish cleaning station – Ample outdoor space with room for entertaining and future enhancements Prime Location: Conveniently located near downtown Pascagoula, waterfront parks, dining, shopping, and boat launches — offering both lifestyle and investment appeal. This is a rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind property with endless possibilities. Schedule your private showing today!
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3902 Pascagoula St, Pascagoula, MS 39567
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: Rachael S Gill
Pros
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A Powerhouse Job Market: Unlike many small Mississippi towns, Pascagoula is an industrial titan. It is home to Ingalls Shipbuilding (Mississippi’s largest manufacturing employer with over 11,000 workers) and the Chevron Pascagoula Refinery. For those in trades, engineering, or logistics, the local job security is among the best in the South.
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Highly Rated Education: A major standout for 2026 is the Pascagoula-Gautier School District, which currently holds an “A” rating. It is ranked as one of the top 15 school districts in Mississippi, boasting a high graduation rate (90%) and strong athletic and arts programs.
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Coastal Affordability: You can still live near the water without a “resort” price tag. As of February 2026, the average home value is approximately $143,000, and the market is currently “Buyer Balanced,” meaning there is healthy inventory and room for negotiation.
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Fisherman’s & Nature Lover’s Dream: Between the Pascagoula River (the largest unimpeded river system in the lower 48) and the Gulf of Mexico, the access to redfishing, boating, and birdwatching is world-class.
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Community Resilience: The “Flagship” spirit is real; residents describe a tight-knit culture that has historically bonded through hurricane recovery and shared industrial pride.
Cons
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Industrial Atmosphere: The very industry that provides the jobs also defines the aesthetic. The city has a distinct “industrial” feel, complete with shipyard noise and refinery silhouettes. If you are looking for a pristine, “vacation-style” beach town, Pascagoula’s working-waterfront vibe may not fit.
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Insurance & Climate Risks: Being on the front lines of the Gulf means high exposure to tropical storms. As of 2026, homeowners insurance premiums and flood insurance remain significant monthly costs that can offset the low mortgage payments.
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Limited “Modern” Retail & Dining: While the city has staples and local favorites (like Bozo’s Seafood), it lacks a high-end shopping scene or a movie theater. Residents frequently drive 20–30 minutes to Ocean Springs or Biloxi for nightlife, diverse dining, and major retail.
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Safety Perceptions: While violent crime is lower than the national average (2.03 per 1k), property crime remains a point of concern for residents. As of 2026, property crime rates are roughly 19% higher than the national benchmark, making home security a common priority.
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Stagnant Population Growth: Unlike the booming growth in neighboring Baldwin County, AL, Pascagoula has seen a slight population decline. This can lead to some aging infrastructure a
