Sweet c.1923 Two Bedroom Texas Home For Sale Under $160K
$159,900
This Texas home features two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, plus an extra bonus room that can effortlessly adapt to your needs—whether you envision it as a home office, a guest suite, or a cozy second living area.
Welcome to 2221 Walnut Street in Greenville, a charming home nestled in an established part of town with timeless character and inviting curb appeal. Inside, you will appreciate the original hardwood floors that add warmth and personality throughout much of the home. A tiled sunroom provides a bright and relaxing space to enjoy your morning coffee or unwind in the evening. The kitchen is simple and functional with white cabinets and appliances, offering a clean slate for future updates. A dedicated laundry room with space for a full size washer and dryer adds everyday convenience. Situated on a nice sized lot, the property features a fenced backyard perfect for pets or gardening, along with a greenhouse, a workshop or storage building, and a covered back deck ideal for outdoor relaxation. This one offers great potential and is a wonderful opportunity for a first time buyer, someone looking to downsize, or an investor ready to add their personal touch.
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- bath
- Circa 1923
Pros
- Affordability:
- Cost of Living: Generally lower cost of living compared to national averages, making housing and daily expenses more manageable.
- Small-Town Charm:
- Community Feel: Friendly atmosphere with a close-knit community, making it easier to form connections.
- Natural Beauty:
- Outdoor Activities: Access to parks, lakes, and outdoor recreational activities. Nearby Lake Tawakoni offers fishing and boating opportunities.
- Growing Job Market:
- Employment Opportunities: Economic growth and development in various sectors, including manufacturing and healthcare.
- Cultural Events:
- Local Festivals: Various events throughout the year, adding to the cultural fabric and providing entertainment.
- Education:
- Schools: Access to public and private schools with varying educational programs and extracurricular activities.
Cons
- Limited Job Options:
- Employment Diversity: Limited high-paying job opportunities in specialized fields, requiring some residents to commute to nearby cities for work.
- Public Transportation:
- Car Dependency: Limited public transportation options, making it necessary to own a vehicle for commuting.
- Weather:
- Extreme Temperatures: Hot summers and occasional severe weather, including thunderstorms, can be a downside for some.
- Limited Entertainment:
- Cultural Activities: Fewer entertainment and dining options compared to larger cities, which can lead to a lack of variety.
- Healthcare Access:
- Facilities: While there are healthcare facilities, some residents may need to travel to larger cities for specialized medical care.
- Pace of Life:
- Slower Lifestyle: While many appreciate a slower pace, it may feel too quiet for those used to a bustling urban environment.
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