1930 Andalusia Home, Fully Renovated 2024–2026, Dual Porches — $133,000

The two porches are what you notice first. There's a front porch for sitting out and watching the street, and then off the primary bedroom there's a side porch, which is a quieter, more private thing to have. A bedroom door that opens onto its own outdoor space changes how a room feels. That's a detail that doesn't show up in a lot of houses at this price.

The house itself is from 1930 and sits on 0.52 acres in Andalusia. At 1,337 square feet it's a manageable size, three bedrooms, two baths, and it comes out to about $99 per square foot given everything that's been done to it recently.

What's been done is substantial. Between 2024 and spring 2026, they replaced the roof, put in new windows, updated the electrical panel, redid both bathrooms, updated the kitchen, repainted throughout, and put in new vinyl flooring. That's the full list of things most buyers spend the first few years of ownership dealing with, and here it's already handled. The bones of the place are from 1930, but you're not walking into a project. The work is recent enough that you're buying updated systems, not promises about future updates.

The kitchen and baths are the upgrades that tend to matter most day to day, and both got attention in this round of work. The agent description doesn't go into detail on finishes or layouts, so you'd want to look at photos or walk through to see exactly what you're getting there.

The location puts you close enough to town to walk to shops, and the lot gives you room. Half an acre in town is more space than you'd expect at this price point in this category of house.

If you're looking at 1930s houses in Alabama, a lot of them need significant work. This one has had it done.