Under $75K Thursday - Kansas Affordable Home Under $73K

OHU50K Notes $72,500

When we see an original front door, gleaming hardwoods, natural woodwork and several original lighting fixtures, we know this affordable home has been in good hands most of its life.

House view featured at 910 S Judson St, Fort Scott, KS 66701

Realtor Comments

This affordable bungalow doesn’t lack character or charm! Spacious open rooms showcase the beautifully refinished hardwood floors, original wood trim, and intricately detailed moldings. Antique 5-panel doors are consistent throughout, and the oversized windows let in a plethora of natural light. A cozy front porch welcomes you to the home and provides the perfect spot to enjoy a cup of coffee or a book, and the back deck would be a great spot for a cookout. With over 1,300 square feet, including 2 bedrooms, and a nice-sized bonus room, there is plenty of room to for this home to function as a 3 bedroom. If you’re looking for a great starter home, a comfortable home to downsize into, or anything in between, this might be one to consider!

2bd
1ba
1,340sqft

910 S Judson St, Fort Scott, KS 66701 $72,500

Contact Realtor: Bailey Lyons 620-224-7795
Lyons Realty Group
Google Map
Niche

Family History

From about 1888 to almost 1930, his was the home of George Garrison (1852-1926) and his wife, Florence E. Garrison (1858-1929). The couple married in 1876 and had six children, Laura, Harry, Claud, Lonnie, Clarence and Pearl. George was a farmer who specialized in grain and hay. Florence was a member of the Ladies Aid Society who often hosted events at her home. Apparently, she owned a double-yellow head parrot who talked too much during these events, so she put an ad in the local newspaper to give him away.

In 1908, the Garrisons suffered the tragic death of their son Pearl who died in the home from a series of illness.