c.1942 Two Bedroom New Orleans Fixer Upper $50K
$50,000
This New Orleans fixer upper was originally designed as a three-bedroom home and can easily be reverted to that layout if desired. It features a welcoming front porch and a generously sized living room.
Realtor Comments
GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!!! 2 Bedroom / 2.5 Bath Craftsman-Style home located in New Orleans 8th Ward just off Franklin Ave. The back yard features a large detached shed. The property will need reparis and updates. It is being sold in As-Is condition and no lender repairs will be made by seller. This property is subject to a 3-Day First Look Period. Seller will negotiate offers after the period expires. The seller requires proof of funds or mortgage pre-approval be submitted with all offers. Sold in As-Is condition. Utilities will not be conected for inspections.
- 2bed
- 2.5bath
- Circa 1942
2813 N Rocheblave St, New Orleans, LA 70117 $50,000
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.
Pros
- Cultural Richness: St. Roch is steeped in New Orleans culture, with a vibrant mix of traditions, music, and food.
- Historic Architecture: The area features beautiful historic homes and buildings, showcasing the unique architectural styles of New Orleans.
- Community Feel: Residents often describe a strong sense of community and neighborliness.
- Affordability: Compared to other neighborhoods in New Orleans, housing in St. Roch can be more affordable.
- Proximity to Attractions: It’s close to other popular areas like the French Quarter and Marigny, making it easy to access nightlife and entertainment.
Cons
- Crime Rates: St. Roch has struggled with higher crime rates compared to some other neighborhoods, which can be a concern for residents.
- Economic Challenges: The area faces economic issues, which can affect local businesses and services.
- Limited Amenities: While there are local shops and eateries, larger grocery stores and retail options may be limited.
- Infrastructure Issues: Some parts of the neighborhood may have aging infrastructure, including roads and public facilities.
- Perception: The neighborhood may have a mixed reputation, which can influence property values and desirability.
