1915 Perry Home Fully Renovated on Corner Lot — $110,000

The house is 109 years old and someone just put real money into it. That combination is worth paying attention to. The work is done, the floors are new, and you are not walking into a project.

It is a 1915 build in Perry, Missouri, three bedrooms, one bath, 1,216 square feet. The kitchen has luxury vinyl plank, the living room and bedrooms do too, and the bathroom and laundry room got porcelain tile. The materials are consistent throughout, which matters more than people think. When a renovation uses six different floor types in a small house, it shows. This one held a single line.

The kitchen has room for a dining area inside it, so you are not eating in a separate room or standing at a counter. The laundry room is separate enough that the agent mentions it as a potential office or extra appliance space, which tells you it has some size to it.

The lot is level and sits on a corner, so you get two street sides instead of one. Perry is small, and the listing says the location gives you quick access to downtown, so the town center is close by on foot or a short drive.

At $110,000 for 1,216 square feet, you are paying under $91 a square foot for a fully finished house. For a renovated 1915 home, that is a low number. You would pay more than that for raw square footage in most places, let alone something already done.

The agent describes it as a potential weekend home, which is an honest read. But the square footage is enough for a family to actually live in. Three bedrooms gives you flexibility. It is not a big house, but it is a complete one.

If you want a historic house and you do not want to manage a renovation, this is a reasonable thing to look at. The work is already behind someone else.