Under $75 K Thursday – Queen Anne Victorian Duplex for Sale By Owner in Missouri $75K

OHU50K Notes $75,000

This Queen Anne Victorian duplex for sale has two personalities. One half is a masterpiece of gleaming hardwood floors and natural woodwork. The other half has been pretty much gutted and needs restoration. Hey, but live in the grand side, and work on the other side at your own pace.(You will not find this for sale by owner home on MLS.)

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Seller Comments

 

Fenced in yard, remodeled kitchen, beautiful woodwork, purchased with intention to fix up the unfinished side. A few shingles need replaced. The two halves of the house share only the attic (3rd floor). The unfinished side is completely gutted. The third floor has several floor joists that will need to be replaced. Add another 4600 sq ft for usuable basement and attic space! We love the house, we love the neighbors, however we’re being called to do something else. Serious inquiries only.

• 3bd
• 1ba

 

 

If interested, please contact the seller via the FB Marketplace link below.

Contact Seller: Bob

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Hannibal, Missouri    $75,000

 

 

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This Queen Anne Victorian duplex for sale is in Hannibal, a historic city located in the northeastern part of the state. It is best known as the hometown of American author Mark Twain, who used the town as the setting for his famous novels “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” and “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.” Hannibal is situated on the western bank of the Mississippi River and has a population of around 17,000 people.

The city of Hannibal embraces its connection to Mark Twain and celebrates its rich literary heritage. Many of the sites mentioned in Twain’s books still exist in Hannibal and are popular tourist attractions. Visitors can explore landmarks such as the Mark Twain Boyhood Home and Museum, which consists of several buildings associated with Twain’s early life, including his childhood home. The Mark Twain Cave, located just outside Hannibal, is another notable attraction and is believed to have inspired the cave described in “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.”

In addition to its literary significance, Hannibal offers other attractions for visitors. The downtown area features charming historic buildings, shops, and restaurants. The Hannibal Riverfront offers scenic views of the Mississippi River, and there are several parks and recreational areas in and around the city, including Riverview Park and Sodalis Nature Preserve.

Hannibal hosts various events throughout the year, including the National Tom Sawyer Days, which is a multi-day festival celebrating Mark Twain and his famous characters. The festival includes parades, live music, arts and crafts, and other family-friendly activities.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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