
Acreage, Garage
The three-car garage is the thing here. At $95,000, most houses come with a single attached stall if you're lucky. This one has three, which means actual storage, actual workspace, or room for the vehicles you have rather than the one vehicle you're supposed to have. That alone makes the property worth a look.
The house is 1,064 square feet with three bedrooms and two full baths. That's a tight footprint, but two full baths in a house this size is a real convenience that a lot of similarly priced places skip. The lot is three-quarters of an acre, so while the house itself is small, you have outdoor room that most in-town properties at this price point won't give you.
Laundry is on the first floor, which matters more than people think until they've carried laundry up and down stairs for a year. There's a formal dining room, which is a little unexpected in a house this compact. It probably takes up space that could read as a second living area depending on how you use it, but the bones of how the rooms are laid out will tell you more than a description can.
The agent description is thin. Year built isn't listed, so the age of the structure, the condition of the mechanicals, the roof, the windows, none of that is available from this data. Those are the questions to bring to a showing. A house on three-quarters of an acre with a three-car garage at $95,000 has a lot working in its favor on paper, but the condition of the building is the variable that will make or break it.
What you're buying here is land, storage, and a workable two-bath layout at a low entry price. If the house is in decent shape, that math is hard to argue with. If it needs significant work, the price gives you some room. Either way, the garage and the lot are worth seeing in person.


