
Four bedrooms under $140K would be enough to stop most people. Add a fully renovated bathroom, new HVAC, new energy-efficient windows, and a brand-new back deck, and you start wondering what the catch is. There isn't one.
This 1,650-square-foot house in Eupora, Mississippi was built in 1967 and has been genuinely updated — not cosmetically patched. The systems that matter are new: the heating and cooling, the windows keeping the utility bills down, the fresh interior paint. The hall bathroom got a full renovation, not a reseal and a prayer. The kitchen has updated appliances.
Outside, 0.41 acres is fully fenced — real privacy, room to breathe — and a new deck gives you somewhere to actually use it. That's not nothing in a neighborhood where most lots feel like afterthoughts.
Eupora sits in Webster County, about an hour southeast of Tupelo, a small town with a genuinely quiet pace and a downtown close enough to matter. At $139,900, this is the kind of house a first-time buyer or a small family moves into and stays in — or an investor turns around without touching much, because most of the work is already done.
The price is honest. The updates are real. That combination is harder to find than it sounds.