Current residence. All utilities are active (nat. gas, electric, water, sewer, trash). Taxes are paid in full. Deed is in our name, free and clear.
Mobile home holds the kitchen, dining room, main hallway, & 2 bedrooms. Add-ons include Master bedroom, with no duct work, connected to the 2nd bedroom via a doorway. The 2nd add-on is a living/bath/utility 30x25 combination room. This includes a 12x15 full bath and a seperate utility area for the washer, dryer, and 40gal water heater, I think I installed it in 2025. This add-on runs the length of the middle of the mobile home and has 2 doorways; one through the kitchen/dining area and through the utility room into the hallway, respectively.
All together, this residence is a 3 bedroom 1 bath, however as the 3rd owner of this property I must strongly advocate for the removal of the existing structure to make room for a new build and upto date residential housing codes and requirements needed to make it a much safer living space.
However, as we have lived in it for the last 10 years, 3 without AC or Heat until we could afford to buy a new 3-ton unit for the house, its an old trailer and truely needs to just be hauled off and the land cleared to start over.
Currently there is a seperate structure about 60ft from the main house in the backyard. It is about 8 year old now, but was purchased & delivered new. Its a 14x24 storage shed with a 10x9 garage door on the northside and a locking walkthrough door on the westside. The shop is powered from the house on a 100amp supply and is currently being used as a woodshop. It is insulated and climate controlled with a minisplit. The shop is also wired with 14/2 lighting and 12/2, 10/2, & 8/3 wiring at various outlets throughout, all of which I installed myself.
It needs work but the bank wont accept it as collateral even though its paid in full with no mortgage at all, so I can't even get the repairs done that are needed on the house so selling AS-IS, is the alternative.
The living room is where we put the bulk of our out of pocket money, it was finished in an orange peel texture on the drywall & painted professionally. The huge fireplace with the oversized mantle is paired on the opposite side with a plank accent wall and is all tied together with the wood grain laminate floors.
1bedroom was rebuilt due to the old water tank leaking (it has since been replaced and relocated into the great room utility area) and ruined the subfloor and closet. I rebuilt the room entirely from the studs. Rebuilt the adjoining bedroom closet to split the space so each room has a designated closet space.
We haven't been looking for another place this is me on a whim just seeing if there is any interest in this area.
$100,000 OBO I understand Im not gonna get $100k for this property, but lets start there. What are you willing to pay for it?
Pictures posted are current.
What the owner loves about this home
The huge living room was the Selling point. It's too bad it was connected to a trailer home. I fear the only way to fix the property is for someone to start over and that means treating down the one room in the house that we actually like to use...
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Property Owner(620) 304-1856
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Facts & features
Interior
Bedrooms & bathrooms
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1
Full bathrooms: 1
Heating
Heat pump, Other, Gas, Wood / Pellet
Cooling
Central, Other
Appliances
Included: Dishwasher, Microwave, Range / Oven, Refrigerator, Washer
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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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