c.1970 Texas Move-In Ready Home For Sale w/ Waterviews $160K
$160,000
If you have always wanted a house by the beach, and this Texas move-in ready home is one to look at. The two-bedroom, one-bath home has water views and is just minutes from Sargent Beach. Built in 1970, the house sits on piers and features a porch and updated interior. It does disappoint with the tired HGTV finishes, but a buyer likely will be spending most of their time outside anyway.
Realtor Comments
Completely Remodeled 2 Bed / 1 Bath with Water View Minutes from Sargent Beach! This renovated coastal retreat offers 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, and water views. Located just a short drive from Sargent Beach, this home is perfectly situated near bait camps, boat ramps, and provides easy access to the ICW and Matagorda Bay,ideal for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Enjoy peace of mind with a brand-new roof, new flooring, new plumbing, updated electrical, fresh paint, and more. Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway, a full-time residence, or a vacation rental investment, this move-in-ready home has it all. Dont miss your chance to own a slice of the Texas coast!
- 2bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1970
658 Carancahua St, Sargent, TX 77414
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: Kandas Graham
Location of This Texas Move-In Ready Home
Pros and Cons of Sargent, Texas
Pros
- Beautiful coastal location with direct access to the Gulf of Mexico
- Excellent fishing opportunities (known as “The Fishing Capital of Texas”)
- Small, tight-knit community with a relaxed pace of life
- No city property taxes
- Lower cost of living compared to nearby Houston metropolitan area
- Abundant wildlife and bird watching opportunities
- Less crowded beaches compared to more popular Texas coastal destinations
- Great for outdoor enthusiasts (fishing, boating, kayaking, crabbing)
- Proximity to natural areas like San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge
- Strong sense of community where neighbors know each other
Cons
- Limited economic opportunities and job market (primarily tourism and fishing-based)
- Distance from major amenities (approximately 80 miles from Houston)
- Limited shopping, dining, and entertainment options
- Vulnerability to hurricanes and tropical storms
- Limited healthcare facilities requiring travel for specialized care
- Few educational facilities beyond elementary level
- Potential for flooding in low-lying areas
- Limited public transportation
- Seasonal tourist influx can change the small-town feel during peak times
- Higher humidity and mosquito presence typical of Gulf Coast locations
One Comment
fuzzi
At least the walls aren’t gray…
I had the same cheap bathroom faucet in my house, junk. I replaced it with a Delta washerless. Worth the money to upgrade.