Pleasing c.1930 Three Bedroom Texas Home $65K

OHU50K Notes $65,000

Pleasing c.1930 Three Bedroom Texas Home. The cutest move-in ready home! Enjoy the formal dining room and spacious third on an acre lot.

Yard featured at 115 Duggan Ave, Anton, TX, 79313

Realtor Comments

Welcome home to this charming 3-bedroom, 1-bath property filled with natural light, flexible living space, and room to grow. The inviting layout includes a formal dining room, a bright living area, and a unique bedroom arrangement that could make a wonderful sitting room off the primary bedroom, private office, or en-suite nursery for a growing family. Recent updates include a brand-new metal roof, offering both durability and peace of mind. Outside, the oversized lot provides a huge yard with endless potential, whether you’re dreaming of garden space, play space, pets, projects, or future improvements. A large storage shed sits conveniently next to the home, while the covered barn-style area in back offers even more flexibility and could easily serve as additional storage, workspace, or covered parking. The front porch is the perfect place to slow down, take in the West Texas sunsets, and fully embrace the “so much room for activities” energy this property has to offer. With natural light, flexible spaces, outdoor storage, and plenty of room to make it your own, this home is full of possibility.

3 bed
1 bath
Build date 1930

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115 Duggan Ave, Anton, TX 79313 $65,000

Contact Realtor: Jordan Linnenkugel
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Pros

Affordable housing. Home prices and rents are generally much lower than the national average, making homeownership accessible.
Small-town atmosphere. Anton has a close-knit community where neighbors often know one another and local events play an important role.
Low traffic and easy commuting. Getting around town is quick, and driving to Lubbock for work or shopping is straightforward.
Access to a larger city. Lubbock provides hospitals, colleges, shopping centers, restaurants, entertainment, and a commercial airport while still allowing Anton residents to enjoy a quieter home environment.
Open space. The surrounding plains offer expansive views, large lots, and a peaceful rural setting.

Cons

Limited local employment. Most jobs are in agriculture, education, local government, or small businesses. Many residents commute to Lubbock for work.
Few shopping and dining options. Daily necessities are available, but most retail, specialty services, and entertainment require a drive to Lubbock.
Healthcare is limited. Routine services are nearby, but hospitals and specialists are primarily located in Lubbock.
Wind and dust. The Texas Panhandle is known for frequent strong winds, blowing dust, and occasional dust storms.
Weather extremes. Summers are hot, winters can be cold and windy, and the region experiences severe thunderstorms and occasional tornadoes.
Water concerns. Like much of the High Plains, the area depends heavily on groundwater from the Ogallala Aquifer, and long-term water availability is an ongoing regional issue.