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Move In Ready 3 Bedroom 1960 Louisiana Home For Sale $75K

$75,000

Step into turn-key comfort with this charming, well-maintained 2-bedroom, 1-bath Louisiana home, set on a lush quarter-acre lot adorned with mature trees, blooming flowers, and vibrant greenery.

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Realtor Comments

Enjoy added peace of mind with a roof replaced in 2019. Inside, you’ll find a bright, inviting interior featuring attractive wood flooring, a spacious living area with built-in shelving, and an eat-in kitchen with abundant cabinetry, a center island, refrigerator, and washer and dryer hookups. Stay comfortable year-round with three window units, ceiling fans, and gas heat. Relax with your morning coffee or unwind in the evenings on the spacious screened patio complete with a porch swing overlooking the fenced backyard. Additional features include a carport, attached storage room, and plenty of outdoor space for gardening, entertaining, or simply enjoying the shade of the mature trees. Conveniently located in the heart of Bogalusa, you’ll be just minutes from shopping, restaurants, schools, and everyday conveniences. If you’re looking for an affordable, move-in ready home with timeless charm, a newer roof, and a wonderful outdoor setting, this one is a must-see. Schedule your private showing today!
  • 3bd
  • 1ba
  • 1,053sqft
  • 0.25 acre
  • Circa 1960

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917 Ave J, Bogalusa, LA 70427

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.ย 

Contact Realtor: Jennifer Hayes

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Pros of Living in Bogalusa, LA

  • Exceptional Real Estate Affordability: Real estate costs in Bogalusa are well below both national and Louisiana state averages, with median home values under $110,000. This low barrier to entry makes homeownership accessible for first-time buyers, investors, or retirees looking to stretch their housing dollar.

     

  • Historic Small-Town Identity: Founded as a planned “magic city” sawmill town in the early 1900s, Bogalusa retains a distinct rural industrial heritage, tree-lined residential streets, and deep local roots in Washington Parish.

     

  • Access to River and Outdoor Recreation: Positioned along the Pearl River and Bogue Chitto River, the area offers immediate opportunities for tubing, canoeing, fishing, hunting, and visiting nearby state parks and wildlife management areas.

  • Proximity to St. Tammany Parish and Mississippi: Bogalusa sits near the Mississippi state line and just north of Covington and Slidell, providing residents a quieter lifestyle while remaining within driving distance of larger commercial centers and healthcare facilities.

  • Low Overall Cost of Living: Beyond housing, general daily expensesโ€”including property taxes and utilitiesโ€”remain lower than many surrounding regions, helping keep fixed household costs modest.

     

Cons of Living in Bogalusa, LA

  • Elevated Crime Rates: Property and violent crime statistics in Bogalusa remain significantly higher than both state and national averages, requiring home buyers to carefully evaluate specific neighborhoods and security measures.

     

  • Economic and Job Market Struggles: The local economy has historically depended on industrial manufacturing, such as the local paper mill. Limited job growth and lower median household incomes force many residents to commute out of the parish for broader employment opportunities.

  • Flood and Severe Weather Risks: Located in Southern Louisiana near major waterways, properties in Bogalusa face risks from tropical weather, heavy rainfall, and potential river flooding, which can increase insurance costs.

  • Limited Local Commercial Services: While basic everyday amenities exist, residents must travel to neighboring hubs for specialized medical care, big-box retailers, and diverse dining or entertainment options.

  • Hot and Humid Climate: Summers are long, intensely hot, and highly humid, leading to heavy seasonal air-conditioning usage and discomfort during peak summer months.

  • Older Housing Stock: A large portion of the residential inventory consists of mid-20th-century or older homes that may require ongoing maintenance, roof updates, or energy-efficiency improvements.

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