Amazing find on Louisiana Ave in Tylertown, MS—an approximately one-acre property with a rare 1900s-style home that perfectly captures the classic old-country look. Set on a pleasant hilltop lot within the city limits, the residence boasts a wrap-around porch, stately live oaks in the front yard, and a beautifully lush green backyard. Inside, you'll find about 3,000 square feet of living space in a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath layout with a small upstairs, featuring a beautiful hardwood-floored hallway that leads to the master bedroom and a character-filled living room that instantly transports you to early America. The kitchen has been updated and offers generous space for the era, flowing into a large playroom that can adapt to whatever you need—entertainment space, hobby room, or more. From there, a portion where the old porch was enclosed opens into an additional hallway with a small room that could serve as a secondary laundry area and/or office. While the home has been updated over the years, it still holds that timeless antique feel; it does, however, offer an opportunity for buyers to further personalize with some bathroom and other updates—yet it remains very move-in ready. Priced exceptionally well, this is a wonderful opportunity for anyone looking for a true piece of local history—so come sit on the front wrap-around porch that's truly second to none and find your peace on Louisiana Ave.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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