Private Seller
2326 Houston Street
West Orange, TX 77630, Orange County
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,457
Sq. Feet
Opening Bid
$10,000
Opening Bid
$10,000
2326 Houston StreetWest Orange, TX 77630, Orange County
3
Beds
2
Baths
1,457
Sq. Feet
1,255 Views
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Property Details
Beds
3
Baths
2
Square Footage
1,457
Lot Size (Acres)
0.15
Property Type
Single Family Home
Year Built
1950
Special Notes
For Sale – 2326 Houston St, Orange, TX 77630
3 Beds • 2 Baths • 1,457 sq ft • $49,000
This charming 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home in West Orange is full of potential and ready for your personal touch! Situated on a 0.15-acre lot, this single-story property is ideal for first-time buyers, investors, or anyone looking for a renovation opportunity.
Built in 1950, the home features a spacious layout with a large kitchen, separate dining area, and generous living space. The exterior includes wood siding, a slab foundation, and a composition roof. Central electric heating and cooling are already in place, along with washer/dryer connections.
While the home does need some TLC, it's priced to reflect that—making it a great value with plenty of upside. Located in a quiet, residential area with nearby schools and local amenities.
Don't miss out on this affordable property with loads of potential! IMPORTANT NOTES: Buyer to submit $2500 non-refundable deposit in 24 hrs. As-is sale with no contingencies. Close in 14 days at seller’s title co. Buyer pays all buyer-side costs and own title insurance if desired. Possession at close/funding. No early occupancy. $100/day charged for delays. Deposit forfeited if buyer fails to close.
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