c.1957 Arkansas Starter Home For Sale $56K

$56,000

This single-story Arkansas starter home boasts 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, featuring two living spaces—a welcoming living room and a cozy separate den. The front exterior showcases a charming fieldstone veneer, beautifully combined with brick and siding accents. Located on a corner lot, the property offers a chain-link fenced backyard and numerous distinctive built-ins throughout.

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Realtor Comments

Investor or rehab opportunity. The galley-style kitchen with pantry is in need of significant rehabilitation and offers an opportunity for customization with vision and creativity. Seller makes no warranties regarding the condition or functionality of the electrical or plumbing systems, existing appliances, or fireplace. Property is being sold as-is.

3bed
2bath
Circa 1957

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1210 W Hale Ave, Osceola, AR 72370

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Contact Realtor: Brandon Gillis

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Pros

Affordable Cost of Living
- Osceola offers a low cost of living, making housing and daily expenses more manageable compared to larger cities.
Community Spirit
- The town has a friendly, close-knit atmosphere where neighbors often engage with one another, fostering strong community ties.
Natural Beauty
- Surrounded by scenic landscapes and outdoor recreational opportunities, including parks and nearby rivers for fishing and hiking.
Rich History
- Osceola boasts a rich cultural heritage and historical significance, with various sites and events that celebrate its past.
Growing Opportunities
- As part of the Memphis metropolitan area, Osceola is experiencing growth, potentially leading to new businesses and job opportunities.

Cons

Limited Amenities
- Fewer shopping, dining, and entertainment options may require traveling to nearby cities for certain services and experiences.
Job Market
- Employment opportunities can be limited, particularly in specialized fields, leading some residents to commute to larger cities.
Public Transportation
- Limited public transportation options mean most residents rely on personal vehicles for commuting and errands.
Weather Extremes
- Hot summers and occasional severe weather can be challenging for some individuals.
Educational Resources
- The quality of schools can vary, and some families may feel limited in educational options.