Under $75K Thursday – c.1950 North Dakota Cottage For Sale $68K
$68,000
Cute little North Dakota cottage with two bedrooms, one bath with curb appeal, hardwood floors, partially finished basement, and public water and sewer.
Realtor Comments
Discover the potential of this cozy 2 bedroom, 1 bath home offering simple living. Spacious living room full of light, hardwoods floors that are in great condition, plus a functional floorplan. Large, lower-level family room with tons of additional storage space. While the home is in need of some TLC, it presents a fantastic opportunity for homeowners and investors alike. Fully fenced yard along with adorable curb appeal. Don’t miss your chance to make this cute home your own. Note: Property is selling ”As-Is”
- 2bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1950
416 Main St W, Beulah, ND 58523
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: Heather Stromme
Location of This North Dakota Cottage
Pros and Cons of Living in Beulah, North Dakota
Pros
- Strong energy-based economy with jobs in coal mining and power generation
- Low cost of living compared to national averages
- Low crime rates and safe community atmosphere
- Beautiful outdoor recreation at nearby Lake Sakakawea
- Small-town charm with a population around 3,300
- Strong sense of community and neighborly support
- Affordable housing prices
- Clean air and minimal traffic congestion
- Good local schools with small class sizes
- Low unemployment rate due to energy industry presence
- Community events and local traditions like the Beulah Coal Country Festival
Cons
- Extremely harsh winters with bitter cold temperatures and heavy snowfall
- Limited shopping, dining, and entertainment options
- Distance from major cities (about 75 miles to Bismarck)
- Limited healthcare specialists (may require travel for specialized care)
- Limited cultural diversity
- Lack of public transportation
- Economic vulnerability due to dependence on energy industry
- Limited nightlife and activities for young adults
- Few housing options beyond single-family homes
- Limited higher education options nearby
- Isolation during severe winter weather
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