c.1954 Texas Stone Home For Sale Under $180K

$179,900

This meticulously cared-for Texas stone home boasts an expansive den perfect for relaxing, a charming back porch for outdoor enjoyment, and the added convenience of both an attached garage/carport and a handy storage shed.

Realtor Comments

Charming 3-bedroom, 1-bath home in Pasadena, zoned to the highly sought after Deer Park ISD! Major updates include an 8-year-old roof and a 1-year-old HVAC system, offering added peace of mind. With its functional layout, great outdoor space, and desirable location, this home is ready for its next owner. Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity!

3bd
1ba
1,205sqft
5,998sqft lot
Circa 1954

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3209 Hays St, Pasadena, TX 77503

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Contact Realtor: Erika Natalie Rodriguez

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Pros

Close to Houston: You get access to big-city jobs, healthcare, airports, shopping, and culture without living in the heart of Houston.
Diverse dining and amenities: Being part of the Houston metro usually means lots of options for everyday needs and entertainment.
Strong community + suburban conveniences: Schools, local parks, and shopping centers are generally easier to reach than in more urban areas.
Job opportunities nearby: Many people work across the metro—especially in energy, healthcare, logistics, and manufacturing sectors.
Weather (for winter): Milder winters compared to much of the country; less snow/ice generally.
Events/attractions within reach: You’re within a reasonable drive of museums, sports, beaches (for a day trip), and major festivals.

Cons

Heat and humidity: Summers can be intense, and the humidity can make it feel hotter than the numbers suggest.
Traffic: Depending on where you commute, Houston-area traffic can be a major factor.
Hurricanes/tropical storms risk: Storms and heavy rain are something you’ll want to plan for (insurance, drainage, preparedness).
Hail/severe storms: Thunderstorms can bring hail, high winds, and flooding in some areas.
Air quality / pollution concerns (at times): Like many parts of the Houston metro, air quality can be a consideration on certain days.
Flooding risk in some neighborhoods: Rain events can cause localized flooding—important to check for the specific area you’re considering.