c.1900 Missouri Queen Anne Victorian Fixer Upper Reduced to Under $50K

$68,000 Reduced to $49,900

A unique chance to breathe new life into a historic gem. The Missouri Queen Anne Victorian fixer-upper is a five-bedroom, two-bath with unpainted woodwork and hardwood floors.

Porch featured at 114 S Pennsylvania St, Webb City, MO, 64870

Realtor Comments

Step back in time with this magnificent 1900-era home in the heart of Webb City, Missouri. This stately residence showcases the craftsmanship of a bygone era while offering incredible potential for the right buyer with vision and passion for historic properties. The wood floors, pocket doors, double staircase, 2 sets of French doors, covered wrap around porch and ornate stair rail makes this home intriguing. The kitchen, bathrooms, and garage areas have been gutted, creating a blank canvas for your modern design ideas while preserving the home’s historic integrity. Don’t miss your chance to transform this diamond in the rough into the showpiece it deserves to be!

5bed
2bath
Circa 1900

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114 S Pennsylvania St, Webb City, MO 64870 $68,000 Reduced to $49,900

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: JENNIFER REAVES

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Pros:

Small-Town Charm with Community Spirit
Webb City offers a close-knit, friendly atmosphere where neighbors often know each other and community events are common.
Affordable Cost of Living
Housing, utilities, and everyday expenses are generally lower than the national average, making it attractive for families and retirees.
Historic Character and Architecture
The city has preserved much of its early 20th-century charm, with historic homes and buildings that reflect its mining past.
Good Schools for a Small District
Webb City R-7 School District has a solid reputation, especially for athletics and community involvement.
Proximity to Joplin
Just minutes from Joplin, residents have access to a wider range of shopping, healthcare, and employment opportunities while enjoying quieter suburban life.
Safe and Peaceful Environment
Crime rates are relatively low, contributing to a sense of safety and stability.

Cons:

Limited Job Market Locally
While there are some local businesses and schools, many residents commute to Joplin or beyond for work due to limited industry options.
Fewer Entertainment and Dining Options
Compared to larger cities, Webb City has a smaller selection of restaurants, nightlife, and cultural activities.
Older Infrastructure
Some areas, especially historic homes, may require significant maintenance or renovation.
Weather Extremes
Summers can be hot and humid, and the area is in Tornado Alley, which brings occasional severe storms.
Limited Public Transportation
Like many smaller towns, owning a car is almost a necessity, as public transit is minimal to nonexistent.

Family History

This was the home of John Thomas Steele (1859-1941) and his wife Dora Sims Steele (1864-1964). The couple married in 1887 and had five daughters, Alma, Annette, Lillian, Grace and Elizabeth. Mr. Steel was an undertaker and owner of Steele Undertaker Company. Dora was a member of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union in charge of the Bible department for 25 years, and often hosted events in the home. She lived to be 100 years old.