Cute Three Bedroom Affordable Louisiana Home $55K
OHU50K Notes $55,000
Such a cute place! The affordable Louisiana home has curb appeal with its front porch and dentil work. Inside we find an eat-in kitchen, hardwood floors, central air. City water and sewer, and a garage, too.
Realtor Comments
This 3 bedroom 1 bath is currently used as investment property rented for $700/month. The proof is 2 years old and was updated in 2008. There are 2 living areas and a fenced back yard, central AC & heat, gas stove and water heater. 2 car off the street parking. The current tenant has been there for the last 5 years.
- 3 bed
- 1 bath
- 1,348 square feet
If interested in a property, pleases 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.
2044 Turner St, Alexandria, LA 71301 $55,000
- Contact Realtor: STEVEN SEALE
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Location of This Affordable Louisiana Home
Pros of Alexandria (43,466 pop), LA:
- Central location in Louisiana, making it a hub for the region
- Lower cost of living compared to larger Louisiana cities
- Rich cultural heritage with a blend of Creole, Cajun, and Southern influences
- Home to Alexandria Zoological Park, a popular regional attraction
- Proximity to outdoor recreation at Kisatchie National Forest and Red River
- Reasonably sized downtown area with historical sites and architecture
- Alexandria International Airport provides convenient travel connections
- Several higher education options including Louisiana State University at Alexandria
- Medical hub for central Louisiana with several hospitals and healthcare facilities
- Growing arts scene with museums and cultural events
Cons of Alexandria, LA:
- Limited employment opportunities compared to larger metropolitan areas
- Higher crime rates than the national average in certain neighborhoods
- Hot, humid summers typical of Louisiana
- Vulnerability to severe weather including hurricanes and flooding
- Less diverse economy, historically dependent on military presence and healthcare
- Fewer entertainment options compared to larger Louisiana cities like New Orleans
- Public transportation infrastructure is limited
- Educational system faces challenges typical of smaller Louisiana cities
- Some areas show signs of economic struggle and urban decay
- Distance from major metropolitan centers (approximately 3 hours from both New Orleans and Houston)
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