Cute c.1964 Louisiana Bungalow $68K

$68,000

Many rooms are already prepped and ready for repainting, giving you an easy starting point to make this Louisiana bungalow your own. The primary suite features an attached bathroom, and the living room flows straight to the front door for convenient entry.

Realtor Comments

This delightful home offers spacious rooms with easy access to Hwy 90. There is a nice storage shed beyond the carport, and a patio which offers a peaceful and quiet retreat from the everyday work world. Please verify flood zone with you insurance agent, and school zones with St. Mary Parish School System. Agents, you have my permission to share this listing! Gas is provided through Centerpoint Energy Electric is Cleco

3bd
2ba
1,625sqft
0.5 acre lot
Circa 1964

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Pros

Smaller-town pace: Typically less crowded and less stressful than larger cities.
More affordable cost of living (often): Housing and day-to-day expenses can be lower than bigger Louisiana metros.
Community feel: People often know each other or at least recognize familiar faces.
Good access by car to nearby areas: You can reach bigger shopping/amenities by driving when needed.
Outdoor/lifestyle options: Fishing, boating, and nature are part of the lifestyle in this region.
Space/privacy: Many homes have yards or more breathing room than in urban areas.

Cons

Fewer amenities close by: More specialized shopping, restaurants, and services may require a drive.
More limited job market (depending on your industry): You might need to commute or find work in nearby towns.
Weather & storm season preparedness: Like much of south Louisiana, you’ll plan for hurricanes and heavy rain/flood risk (varies by exact location).
Humidity and hot summers: Expect long stretches of warm, humid weather.
Less “walkable” living: You’ll likely be more dependent on a car for most errands.