c.1940 North Carolina Handyman Special For Sale on 0.38 Lot Under $48K
$47,900
Built in 1940, this North Carolina handyman special offers a rural third of an acre lot, front porch and small outbuilding.
Realtor Comments
This is a great opportunity to have an affordable first home. It could also be a good start or addition to an investment portfolio. Three bedrooms, living room, den and large eat in kitchen. The front screened porch is a plus. The bath opens off the kitchen area. Nice level yard.
- 3bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1940
419 Croom Road, Maxton, NC 28364
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.
Brokered by Realty World-Graham/ Grubbs & Associates
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Location of This North Carolina Handyman Special
Pros and Cons of Living in Maxton, North Carolina
Pros
- Affordability – Significantly lower cost of living and housing prices compared to larger NC cities
- Small-town atmosphere – Close-knit community with around 2,500 residents
- Southern hospitality – Friendly neighbors and community-oriented environment
- Historical character – Founded in 1874 with some historic buildings and heritage
- Location advantages – Positioned between Charlotte and Wilmington, about 2 hours from each
- Proximity to Lumber River – Offers recreational opportunities like fishing and kayaking
- Mild climate – Comfortable springs and falls with moderate winters
- Lower traffic – Minimal congestion and easy commutes within town
- Rural living – Access to countryside and agricultural areas
Cons
- Limited economic opportunities – Fewer jobs and lower average wages
- Higher poverty rate – Economic challenges above state average
- Limited amenities – Few shopping, dining, and entertainment options
- Limited healthcare access – Basic services with longer travel for specialized care
- Educational challenges – School performance metrics below state averages
- Limited public transportation – Car dependency with minimal transit options
- Distance from major cities – About 40 minutes from Fayetteville, the nearest larger city
- Limited cultural amenities – Fewer museums, theaters, and events
- Infrastructure concerns – Some aging infrastructure in parts of town
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