Deal of the Day! c.1880 Minnesota Home For Sale Under $31K

$30,900

Tucked away amidst fruit-bearing plum and apple trees, this cozy Minnesota home, 2-bedroom, 1-bath offers an exceptionally private and serene backyard retreat.

Yard featured at 651 2nd St S, Hallock, MN, 56728

Realtor Comments

This Cottage Like Home is located along the River. New Lighting and Fixtures in bathroom. You will love the Original Wood Flooring, Trim and Doors. Newer Windows in Kitchen.

2bd
1ba
887sqft
0.35 acre
Circa 1880

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651 2nd St SE, Hallock, MN 56728 $30,900

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Contact Realtor: Judy Wiseth, Greenberg Realty

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Pros of Living in Hallock, MN

High-Performing Local School System: Hallock is served by Kittson Central School District (P-12), which consistently earns top academic marks in Minnesota, featuring small class sizes and solid dual-credit and extracurricular offerings.
Very Low Cost of Living & Housing: Real estate and overall living expenses in Kittson County are well below state and national averages, making homeownership exceptionally affordable.
Surprisingly Active Local Scene & Small Businesses: Despite its small population, Hallock boasts unique local draws—including Far North Spirits (a craft distillery), local dining/watering holes, a coffee house, a local fitness center, and a bowling alley.
Strong Community Healthcare Access: Unlike many small rural towns, Hallock houses Kittson Healthcare, providing local access to a critical-access hospital, clinic, nursing home, and local therapy services.
Outdoor & Winter Recreation: Positioned in the Red River Valley, the surrounding region offers excellent hunting (waterfowl, deer), fishing, snowmobiling trails, cross-country skiing, and local ice hockey/curling programs.

Cons of Living in Hallock, MN

Extreme Winter Climate: Winters in far northern Minnesota are exceptionally severe, with months of sub-zero temperatures, intense wind chill, and heavy snowfall.
Geographic Isolation: Hallock is quite remote. The nearest larger city for major commercial, cultural, and airport access is Grand Forks, ND, which is roughly an hour and 20 minutes away by car.
Limited Job Market: The local economy heavily centers on agriculture, local government/education, and small business. Opportunities in corporate or specialized professional sectors are sparse without working remotely.
Limited Big-Box Shopping & Retail: Basic daily essentials are available locally, but major errands, big-box retailers, specialized shopping, or extensive dining choices require a significant drive.
Complete Car Dependency: A dependable vehicle (ideally equipped for harsh winter conditions) is necessary for living and commuting in and around the county.