Under $100K Sunday – c.1941 Mississippi Move-In Ready Home $92K
OHU50K Notes $92,000
Built in 1941, this Mississippi move-in ready home is clean and comfy with three bedrooms, 1.5 baths. See the hardwood floors, fireplace, French doors and built-ins!
Realtor Comments
3 bedroom 1.5 bath with charming features justoff Poplar Springs Drive. This home has been remodeled and move in ready. Extra lot affords privacy. unfinished basement has much potential.Original hardwood floors, bay window, french doors, fireplace and other features makes this home a must see and affordably priced. All appliances remain including refrigerator.Call today to view! Agents see Private Remarks.
- 3 bed
- 1.5 bath
- Build date 1941
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2517 31st Ave, Meridian, MS 39301 $92,000
- Contact Realtor: Lena McRae
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Location of This Mississippi Move-In Ready Home
Pros and Cons of Meridian, Mississippi
Pros
- Rich cultural and musical heritage (birthplace of Jimmie Rodgers, “Father of Country Music”)
- Lower cost of living compared to larger cities
- Historic downtown with architectural significance
- Home to the Mississippi Arts & Entertainment Experience (The MAX)
- Bonita Lakes Park offers outdoor recreation opportunities
- Relatively short driving distance to larger cities like Jackson (90 miles)
- Friendly, small-city atmosphere
- Several annual festivals and events celebrating local culture
- More affordable housing market than metropolitan areas
- MSU-Meridian campus provides some higher education opportunities
Cons
- Limited economic opportunities and job market compared to larger cities
- Higher poverty rate than the national average
- Some aging infrastructure in parts of the city
- Limited public transportation options
- Less diverse dining, shopping, and entertainment options
- Hot, humid summers typical of the Deep South
- Healthcare options may be less specialized than in major medical centers
- Limited nightlife options
- Some areas face higher crime rates than state and national averages
- Fewer cultural and entertainment amenities compared to larger cities
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