Wonderful c.1915 Four Bedroom Iowa Time Capsule Under $150K

$149,500

This three-story Iowa time capsule, built in 1915, features the first egress windows in the basement. Inside, you’ll find original oak woodwork throughout, along with a classic brick fireplace.

Yard featured at 211 S Maple St, Creston, IA, 50801

Realtor Comments

The kitchen features the original sink, a butler’s pantry and a wood-burning cook stove. The formal dining room features a bow windows and glass paned doors between the living room and the dining room. The large open stairway leads to four bedrooms on the second floor with original bathroom fixtures and tile floor. From the hallway, one door leads to the third story. This property has been closed up for many years and is a true snapshot of the past with unique features and a walk back in time. This is a rare opportunity to bring New Life to this truly special property.

4bed
1bath
Circa 1915

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Yard featured at 211 S Maple St, Creston, IA, 50801

211 S Maple St, Creston, IA 50801 $149,500

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Contact Realtor: Diane Poore

Brokered by Ellis Poore Real Estate Group

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Exterior featured at 211 S Maple St, Creston, IA, 50801

Pros of living in Creston, IA

Friendly small-town community: Many people like the close-knit feel and local connections.
Convenient downtown and everyday needs: You can usually find the basics (groceries, services, schools) without long drives.
Good access to regional areas: You’re not in a major metro, but you can reach larger towns/cities for bigger shopping, healthcare, and events when needed.
Reasonable cost of living (often): Smaller Iowa cities commonly cost less than major US metros.
Four-season life: If you enjoy distinct seasons and outdoor activities, Creston is a good fit.

Cons of living in Creston, IA

Fewer job options than big cities: Depending on your industry, you may need to commute or be open to relocating/remote work.
Limited nightlife/entertainment: Expect fewer restaurants, events, and “all-day” options.
Healthcare specialist access: You may have to travel for more specialized care.
Weather can be tough: Iowa winters (snow/ice) and hot summers can affect commuting and maintenance.
Fewer public transportation options: Most residents rely on driving.

Yard featured at 211 S Maple St, Creston, IA, 50801