Modestly Price c.1921 Two Bedroom Iowa Home For Sale $59,900
OHU50K Notesย ย ย $59,900
Modestly Price c.1921 Two Bedroom Iowa Home For Sale. This home has a nice sized backyard with green grass and is fully fenced.

Realtor Comments
Modestly priced 2 bedroom 1.5 bah home. Living room with fireplace, formal dining, kitchen, two bedrooms and full bath on main level. Bonus room upstairs. Attached garage and fenced in back yard.
- 2 bed
- 1.5 bath
- 1,000 sqft
- 7,405 sqft lot
- Build date 1921
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.ย
415 W Parker St, Waterloo, IA 50703ย ย $59,900
- Contact Realtor: Scott Seeley
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Pros
1. Affordable housing
- Home prices and rents are generally below the U.S. average, making Waterloo attractive for first-time homebuyers and retirees.
- Housing costs are often lower than in larger Iowa cities such as Des Moines or Iowa City.
2. Strong manufacturing and industrial employment
- Waterloo has long been a manufacturing hub, anchored by employers such as John Deere and other industrial firms.
- The area offers opportunities in manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and education.
3. Regional amenities
- Residents have access to shopping centers, restaurants, healthcare facilities, and entertainment that are not available in many smaller Iowa communities.
- Nearby Cedar Falls expands the range of amenities even further.
4. Parks and recreation
- The city has extensive park systems, trails, and riverfront areas along the Cedar River.
- Attractions include Lost Island Waterpark and George Wyth State Park.
5. Higher education nearby
- Neighboring Cedar Falls is home to University of Northern Iowa, providing educational, cultural, and sporting opportunities.
6. Central location
- Within driving distance of larger Iowa cities and regional airports, making travel easier than in many rural communities.
Cons
1. Cold winters
- Winters can be long, snowy, and windy.
- Temperatures below freezing are common for extended periods.
2. Crime concerns in some neighborhoods
- Crime rates are higher than in many small Iowa towns.
- Experiences vary significantly by neighborhood, so researching specific areas is important.
3. Economic dependence on manufacturing
- While manufacturing provides jobs, reliance on a few major employers can make the local economy vulnerable to industry downturns.
4. Population growth has been modest
- Waterloo has experienced slower growth than many Sun Belt cities, which can mean fewer new developments and opportunities compared with rapidly growing metro areas.
5. Property taxes
- Some residents view Iowa property taxes as relatively high compared with certain other states.
6. Limited big-city amenities
- While Waterloo offers more than a rural town, it still lacks the breadth of entertainment, dining, and professional opportunities found in major metropolitan areas such as Minneapolis or Chicago.
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