c.1945 Three Bedroom Affordable Kansas Home For Sale $55K
$55,000
Just listed! This delightful 3-bedroom, 2-bath affordable Kansas home awaits its next owners. Nestled on a generous lot, it offers plenty of room to bring your ideas to life.
Plus, it’s been lovingly maintained. Come see this gem! #KiowaKS #RealEstate #HomeForSale #KansasLiving #DreamHome At only $55, 000 asking price! Call to schedule a viewing. 718 Coats Kiowa, KS
- bed
- bath
- Circa 1945
718 Coats St, Kiowa, KS 67070 $55,000
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.
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Pros
- Small-town community and friendliness: Kiowa’s population is small and tight-knit; neighbors often know and look out for one another.
- Low cost of living: Housing and many everyday expenses tend to be lower than in larger cities.
- Quiet, low-traffic lifestyle: Minimal congestion and a slower pace of life appeal to those wanting peace and less noise.
- Rural space and affordability: More land and larger yards are typically available and affordable compared with urban areas.
- Access to outdoor activities: Rural Kansas offers open landscapes good for walking, hunting, fishing, and other outdoor pastimes; nearby county roads and public lands provide recreation.
- Less pollution and clearer skies: Lower traffic and industry mean cleaner air and excellent stargazing opportunities.
- Short drives to regional towns: Reasonable driving distance to larger nearby towns for shopping, healthcare, and services (depending on which regional center you use).
Cons
- Limited amenities and services: Few restaurants, shops, entertainment venues, and specialty services—many errands require driving to larger towns.
- Limited healthcare and emergency services: No large hospitals in town; for major medical care and specialists you’ll need to travel to regional centers.
- Few local job opportunities: Employment options within town are limited—many residents work in agriculture, small businesses, or commute to jobs elsewhere.
- Limited public transportation: Little or no public transit—owning a car is effectively required.
- Limited cultural and recreational offerings: Fewer arts, dining, and community programs than in larger towns or cities.
- Weather extremes: Kansas can have hot, humid summers, cold winters, and severe weather (thunderstorms, tornado risk), depending on season.
- School and activity limitations: Small schools can mean fewer course options, extracurriculars, and specialized services (though they often provide close-knit support).
- Potential isolation: If you’re used to urban conveniences, the rural pace and distance to services may feel isolating.
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