Save This Old c.1906 Kansas Fixer Upper Queen Anne Farmhouse on 1.48 Acres $99K

$99,000

Let’s hope someone saves this old c.1906 Fixer upper Queen Anne farmhouse before any more DIY damage is performed on this poor baby. The exterior is a honey, but besides the hardwood floors, staircase and coffered ceilings, c.1906 has taken a train to Altoona. The 1.48-acre level lot is pretty, though, the house and old shed surrounded by trees.

Exterior featured at 936 K148 N/A, Scandia, KS, 66966

Realtor Comments

SO MUCH POTENTIAL!!! Enjoy the simple life on an estate lot that features 1.4 acres. Enjoy fixing up this historic home that boasts 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and 3 1/2 baths. You will enjoy the large shed that fits up to 6 cars and any recreational vehicles of your desires. Great opportunity.

5bed
5.5+bath
Circa 1906

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936 K148 N/A, Scandia, KS 66966 $99,000

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property featured at 936 K148 N/A, Scandia, KS, 66966

Norway is a small, unincorporated community (population. 17) in Kansas, located in the southeastern part of the state. It has a rural atmosphere and is characterized by its agricultural surroundings.

Pros

Rural Lifestyle: Norway offers a peaceful, rural environment away from the hustle and bustle of urban life, appealing to those who enjoy nature and tranquility.
Affordability: The cost of living, including housing, is generally lower than in urban areas, making it an affordable place to live.
Outdoor Activities: The surrounding countryside provides opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and farming.
Safety: Low crime rates, contributing to a sense of security.

Cons

Limited Amenities: Being a small community, Norway lacks many amenities such as shopping centers, restaurants, and entertainment options, requiring travel to nearby towns for services.
Job Opportunities: Employment options can be limited, often necessitating a commute to nearby towns or cities for work.
Public Transportation: Public transit options are minimal or nonexistent, making a personal vehicle essential for getting around.
Limited Healthcare Access: Access to healthcare facilities may be limited, requiring travel for more specialized medical care.
Isolation: Some may find the rural setting isolating, especially if they are used to the conveniences of urban living.