Cute c.1900 Affordable Missouri Home Under $55K

OHU50K Notes $54,900

Cute c.1900 Affordable Missouri Home. This cozy home sits on a nice large lot with green grass and a shed.

Yard featured at 170 N Stringer St, Galt, MO, 64646

Realtor Comments

Set on an estimated 0.39-acre lot in Humphreys, this 2 bedroom 1 bathroom home offers a manageable layout with more outdoor space than you typically find in town. Built in 1910, the home carries the character of an older North Missouri property while still keeping the footprint accessible. Inside, the kitchen stands out with a high ceiling that gives the room a more open feel and adds visual interest to the home. The property also includes a storage shed, giving you extra space for tools, lawn equipment, seasonal items, or workshop storage. Whether you’re looking for an affordable primary residence, a rental property, or a smaller home with usable yard space, 170 N Stringer St offers a straightforward opportunity in a small-town setting. This home is on propane, and has central A/C, there is also a recently replaced metal roof.

2 bed
1 bath
Build date 1910

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170 N Stringer St, Humphreys, MO 64646 $54,900

Contact Realtor: Cole Rorebeck
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Pros

1. Extremely quiet and peaceful

Very little traffic, noise, or congestion.
Strong rural atmosphere with open farmland and a slower pace of life.

2. Low housing and land costs

Rural northern Missouri generally offers affordable housing and acreage compared with metropolitan areas.
Attractive to people seeking a low-cost lifestyle or retirement setting.

3. Small-community feel

In a town this size, residents tend to know one another.
Can be appealing if you value close community connections and privacy from urban life.

4. Access to outdoor activities

The surrounding area offers hunting, fishing, farming, and other outdoor recreation common in northern Missouri.
Plenty of open space and agricultural land.

5. Low population density

Ideal for people who want to avoid crowds, long commutes, and urban stress.

Cons

1. Very limited job opportunities

Humphreys has little local business activity and is largely a bedroom community.
Most residents must travel to larger nearby towns such as Milan, Trenton, Brookfield, or Kirksville for employment.

2. Few services and amenities

Shopping, healthcare, restaurants, entertainment, and professional services are limited or unavailable locally.
Residents typically drive to neighboring communities for many everyday needs.

3. Population decline

The village has experienced long-term population loss, which can affect local vitality, services, and future development.

4. Limited healthcare access

Specialized healthcare usually requires travel to larger regional centers.
This can be a concern for retirees or people with ongoing medical needs.

5. Limited educational and social opportunities

Fewer extracurricular, cultural, and entertainment options than larger communities.
Young adults often leave rural communities like Humphreys for work or education elsewhere.

6. Rural isolation

If you enjoy nightlife, diverse dining, major shopping centers, or frequent events, Humphreys will likely feel isolated.
The nearest larger cities are a significant drive away.