Cute 2/1 c.1930 Missouri Brick Home W/Hardwoods and Archways $45K

$45,000

This Missouri brick home is right on the cusp of being fully turnkey—just needs a quick cleanup and minor touch-ups to make it shine. With a timeless brick exterior, an expansive floor plan, and a full basement, a small investment in minor updates will have this home tenant-ready and cash-flowing in no time.

Realtor Comments

Solid all-brick 2 bed, 1 bath home in North City STL with great potential! Perfect for an investor looking to add a strong rental to their portfolio or a first-time homeowner ready to build equity with a little elbow grease. Priced to move-don’t miss out on this value-add opportunity!

2bd
1ba
1,112sqft
3,572sqft lot
Circa 1930

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4819 Bessie Ave, Saint Louis, MO 63115 $45,000

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Pros

Exceptional Free Cultural & Recreational Attractions: St. Louis boasts a world-class zoo, art museum, history museum, science center, and the sprawling Forest Park—all of which offer free general admission, making it a fantastic city for families and culture lovers.
Affordable Cost of Living: Compared to other major U.S. metro areas, the cost of housing, utilities, and everyday expenses is remarkably reasonable, allowing residents to buy more home for their money.
Vibrant Neighborhoods and Culinary Scene: From historic brick architecture and craft breweries to a celebrated food scene (famous for St. Louis-style pizza, toasted ravioli, and barbecue), the city is a collection of distinct,walkable communities like The Hill, Soulard, and the Central West End.
Robust Healthcare and Higher Education: Home to world-class medical institutions (like Washington University and Barnes-Jewish Hospital) and esteemed universities, providing top-tier medical care and employment opportunities.

Cons

Crime Rates: The city proper consistently ranks high in national violent and property crime statistics, making neighborhood selection a critical factor for safety and peace of mind.
Public School System Challenges: The St. Louis Public Schools district has historically struggled with accreditation and academic performance, leading many families to utilize private/charter schools or move to suburban school districts (like in St. Louis County).
High Local Earnings Taxes: The city imposes a 1% earnings tax on anyone who lives or works within city limits,which can be a financial drawback for local workers.
Humid Summers: Like much of the Midwest, summers can be intensely hot and humid, accompanied by fluctuating spring weather patterns (including severe storm potential).