Cheapish Circa 1908 Neoclassical Home For Sale in Arkansas $197K

OHU50K Notes   $197,000

Unfortunately, in this market we are slowly inching up to our $250K cap for the Cheapish series, but this Neoclassical home for sale is well worth the $197K price tag. From the front foyer to the tiled bath, this is the epitome of a beautiful, historic home!

 

Agent Comments

Here’s your chance to own a landmark property in Helena. History meets elegance in this 1908 Neoclassical Revival residence. The home has been lovingly maintained by the same family for three generations. Original finishes and floors are intact and carefully complimented by modern conveniences. With 6 bedrooms upstairs, 1 bedroom downstairs, 4 bathrooms and inviting common areas, this home suits a variety of interests. It could easily accommodate a bed and breakfast venture, a rental property interest or the needs of a large family. With a handicap accessible downstairs bathroom, the home would be suitable for multiple generations and abilities. Behind the home is a three-car carport with an attached shop, and the large, unfinished attic provides additional possibilities to customize the home. There is central air throughout, with window units in each upstairs bedroom for added comfort. Helena is a short drive from both Memphis and Little Rock, and the surrounding area is rich with history and various festivals throughout the year, including the famous King Biscuit Blues Festival. Showing by appointment only. Please contact listing agent to show. Agents, see remarks.

• 7 bed
• 4 bath
• 4,626 sqft
• 0.33 acre lot
• Build date 1908

 

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. 

1116 Perry St, Helena, AR, 72342    $197,000

• Contact Realtor: Kathryn Lambert – United Real Estate – Central Arkansas
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Family History

This was the home of Hugo B. Mundt (1878-1934), owner of a dry goods store.  He lived here with his wife, Beulah, children, Franklin, Roseann, Fredricka, and MInnie, and a servant.

 

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