Easy Maintenance c.1955 Louisiana Rancher $59,900

OHU50K Notes $59,900

Easy Maintenance c.1955 Louisiana Rancher. Sweet little home great for a first time home buyer. Convenient location close to amenities.

Realtor Comments

Two-bedroom, one-bath home in the heart of Morgan City with a front porch and a covered patio out back. The home needs a little TLC, but it’s priced right and gives you the chance to fix it up to your own liking. A great opportunity for an owner occupant looking for an affordable fixer-upper or an investor looking to add a rental to their portfolio. This one won’t last long, so call your agent today to schedule a private showing!

2 beds
1 bath
902 sqft
4,356 sqft lot
Build date 1955

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608 Everett St, Morgan City, LA 70380 $59,900

Contact Realtor: David Reso
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Pros

Affordable Cost of Living: Housing is very budget-friendly, with median home values ranging roughly between $133,000 and $155,000—well below the national and state averages.

Outdoor Recreation & Nature: Sitting along the Atchafalaya River and Basin, the area offers world-class fishing, boating, and scenic swamp landscapes.

Rich Culture & Community: The city features local Cajun seafood, historic architecture in its 19-block Main Street district, and long-standing traditions like the annual Louisiana Shrimp and Petroleum Festival.

Short Commutes: Traffic is minimal, and average one-way commutes are short—often around 13 to 18 minutes.

Industrial & Maritime Jobs: Strong historical roots in shipyards, marine transport, and offshore oil/gas support provide local blue-collar employment.

Cons

Economy Tied to Oil & Gas: Local economic health fluctuates heavily with shifts and downturns in the energy sector.

Limited Amenities & Entertainment: Residents note a lack of shopping, movie theaters, and diverse nightlife options locally, often requiring a drive of an hour or more to Baton Rouge, Lafayette, or New Orleans for larger-scale entertainment.

Flood Risk & Insurance Costs: Located in a low-lying coastal and river region, the city carries inherent flooding risks, and flood insurance can be expensive.

Weather & Climate: Summers are hot, long, and humid with heavy mosquito presence.

Crime & Infrastructure Challenges: Crime rates and public school performance receive lower marks in regional livability indices, alongside issues like local road maintenance (potholes) and a declining local business base.