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Calling all DIY enthusiasts and savvy investors! We've got a diamond in the rough waiting for your magic touch. This cozy two-bedroom, one-bathroom house is begging for a little TLC and a whole lot of imagination. Picture this: you walk in and see the beginnings of a beautiful renovation. Some materials are already there, just waiting for you to roll up your sleeves and get to work. It's like a half-finished puzzle, and you get to be the one to complete the picture. How's that for a fun weekend project? With 1,008 square feet of potential, this home is your blank canvas. Want to knock down a wall? Go for it! Dreaming of a farmhouse sink? Why not? The possibilities are as endless as your Pinterest boards. One thing you won't have to worry about is the roof. This place is sporting a sturdy metal topper, so you can focus on making the inside as fabulous as you've always dreamed. Located in a quiet neighborhood, this home is just a short drive from Ouachita High School. Perfect for families or investors looking to tap into the rental market. So, whether you're looking for a project to sink your teeth into or a smart investment opportunity, this fixer-upper might just be your ticket!
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Listed By: Mandy Ledbetter of Crye*leike Pro Elite Realty - (501) 304-0393
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