Under $75K Thursday – c.1915 Minnesota Handyman Special For Sale $69K
$69,000
Check out this Minnesota handyman special with enclosed front porch, three bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms. Unpainted woodwork, chandeliers, coffered ceiling and spacious kitchen are some highlights.
Realtor Comments
Charming Home Full of Potential Just Needs a Little TLC! This beautiful home is full of character and ready for someone to bring it back to life. With a spacious eat-in kitchen, large bedrooms, gorgeous wood floors, original woodwork, and built-ins upstairs, there’s so much to love and restore. The upstairs includes a cozy porch that offers great potential to be converted into a 4th bedroom or office. The basement is bright and open, offering the perfect opportunity to finish it and create a spacious family room or entertainment area. Please note: The home is being sold as-is and needs a new roof immediately. With the right vision and some updates, this home could truly shine. A must-see for anyone looking for a rewarding renovation project or investment opportunity!
- 3bed
- 1.5bath
- Circa 1915
607 W Clark St, Albert Lea, MN 56007
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.
Location of This Minnesota Handyman Special
Pros and Cons of Albert Lea (18,269 pop), Minnesota
Pros
- Located at the intersection of major highways (I-35 and I-90), providing good transportation access
- Scenic natural beauty with numerous lakes, including Albert Lea Lake and Fountain Lake
- Lower cost of living compared to larger Minnesota cities
- Strong sense of community with local events and festivals
- Good outdoor recreation opportunities (fishing, boating, hiking trails)
- Historic downtown area with unique shops and architecture
- Proximity to Mayo Clinic Health System facilities
- Four distinct seasons offering varied recreational activities
- Short drive to Minneapolis-St. Paul (about 90 minutes)
Cons
- Harsh winters with significant snowfall and cold temperatures
- Limited economic opportunities compared to larger cities
- Smaller selection of dining, shopping, and entertainment options
- Limited higher education options locally
- Some challenges with aging infrastructure
- Relatively isolated from major metropolitan areas
- Limited public transportation options
- Population has experienced slight decline in recent years
- Lower median household income compared to state average
