Sunroom and Fireplace - c.1950 Mississippi Fixer Upper Under $42K

$41,600

This Mississippi fixer upper is an excellent canvas for those eager to add their own signature style. With its intuitive, easy-flowing layout and a perfectly manageable lot, the property offers remarkable versatility—whether you are looking to craft your ideal primary residence, add a high-potential rental to your portfolio, or dive into a rewarding renovation project. It is a rare opportunity to secure a well-positioned property that is ready to be transformed into exactly what you need it to be.

Yard featured at 256 W Main St, Webb, MS, 38966

Realtor Comments

Located in the heart of Webb, this property offers a convenient setting with proximity to local amenities, schools, and community services. Being situated along a main corridor offers easy access through town while maintaining a neighborhood feel. Property is being offered as-is.

3bed
1bath
Circa 1950

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Kitchen featured at 256 W Main St, Webb, MS, 38966

256 W Main St, Webb, MS 38966 $41,600

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.

Contact Realtor: Jasmine Stephenson

Brokered by Ekey Realty, Llc

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Living Room featured at 256 W Main St, Webb, MS, 38966

Pros

Affordability: Webb is known for its highly accessible cost of living, with median property values significantly lower than the national average, making homeownership a realistic goal for many.
Small-Town Atmosphere: With a population of under 400 people, the town offers a quiet, close-knit environment where most residents own their homes.
Commute Times: Residents generally benefit from relatively short commute times, averaging about 21 minutes to work.

Cons

Limited Amenities: Due to the town’s small size, there are very few local retail, professional, or entertainment establishments within the immediate vicinity.
Car Dependency: Public transportation is not available in the area, meaning private vehicle ownership is a necessity for all daily errands and commuting.
Economic Challenges: The town faces a higher poverty rate (approximately 24.5%) and limited economic diversity, with the local job market largely concentrated in specific sectors like retail and education.
Population Trends: The population has seen a steady decline in recent years, which may impact the long-term growth and revitalization of local services