Desirable c.1916 Iowa Home With Natural Woodwork Under $165K
$164,900
From the welcoming front porch to the generous interior spaces, this Iowa home gracefully balances timeless character with effortless daily living. Generously sized bedrooms each feature their own walk-in closet for outstanding storage, complemented by a main-floor laundry layout designed for ultimate convenience.
Realtor Comments
- 3bd
- 2ba
- 1,523sqft
- 7,405sqft lot
- Circa 1916
806 E Central Park Ave, Davenport, IA 52803 $164,900
If interested in a property, please 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.
Contact Realtor: Patricia Dywiak
Pros of Living in Davenport, IA
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Highly Affordable Real Estate: Housing costs sit far below national averages, allowing buyers to get significantly more square footage and property for their money.
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Low Overall Cost of Living: Daily essentials—including groceries, utilities, and services—are very manageable, contributing to a lower barrier of entry for homeownership.
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Quad Cities Regional Hub: As the largest of the Quad Cities, it provides access to cross-river amenities, regional healthcare, and broader employment opportunities across Iowa and Illinois.
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Vibrant Riverfront & Parks: Offers scenic Mississippi River access, extensive bike trails, historic parks (like Vander Veer Botanical Park), and popular community events like the Bix 7.
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Cultural & Educational Options: Home to St. Ambrose University, the Figge Art Museum, a regional symphony, and localized historic districts like the Village of East Davenport.
Cons of Living in Davenport, IA
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Flooding Risk: Lacking a permanent downtown flood wall, low-lying areas near the Mississippi River are prone to seasonal flooding, causing temporary road closures and localized disruptions.
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Elevated Crime Rates: Higher rates of property crime and localized violent crime compared to neighboring communities like Bettendorf or the Iowa state average.
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Harsh Midwest Winters: Winters are long, dark, and cold with frequent snowfall, ice, and freezing temperatures.
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Road & Infrastructure Wear: Heavy seasonal freeze-thaw cycles lead to persistent potholes, ongoing street maintenance, and frequent roadwork.
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School District Variability: Public school ratings across the district are mixed compared to adjacent Quad City sub-markets.
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