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Well, of all the "close in" neighborhoods that are considered safe by most, PM and NoDa would be on the more affordable end. I think Chantilly and Elizabeth would almost certainly be more pricey. Same goes for Dilworth/Myers Park/South Park. Maybe something in South End? Probably not much in South End, either, unfortunately.
Would you consider a fixer upper on the fringes of Dilworth, walking distance to the line? I noticed a few TINY houses back behind the Greek church on East Blvd with plenty of land for expanding later. A couple were in the mid to low 200's. It was another option for us because we valued location over almost anything else.
Yes, GK, we could consider a fixer upper with good bones. As far as location, our biggest concern is finding a safe, progressive community with close proximity to downtown (within 30mins). The progressive and safe combo we're having a problem finding My husband lived in Asheville, and we'd go back in a moment if he could work there.
Yes, GK, we could consider a fixer upper with good bones. As far as location, our biggest concern is finding a safe, progressive community with close proximity to downtown (within 30mins). The progressive and safe combo we're having a problem finding My husband lived in Asheville, and we'd go back in a moment if he could work there.
Have you looked at Belmont, as some of us suggested? It is historic, walkable, quaint, safe and within an easy 15-20 minute commute to uptown
Yes, GK, we could consider a fixer upper with good bones. As far as location, our biggest concern is finding a safe, progressive community with close proximity to downtown (within 30mins). The progressive and safe combo we're having a problem finding My husband lived in Asheville, and we'd go back in a moment if he could work there.
605 Magnolia Ave ( Dilworth )$299,000 Beds: 3 Baths: 1.0MLS# 887064 Status: Active
Only .17 acres, definitely smaller than what you wanted and maxes out your budget. But is Dilworth with LOTS of potential.
418 Iverson Way ( Dilworth )$245,990 Beds: 2 Baths: 1.0MLS# 876337 Status: Active
This one has .30 acres!! I little further out of Dilworth and super small but with that land and price you can start the renovation process and wind up with an amazing house.
426 Iverson Way ( Dilworth )$217,500 Beds: 2 Baths: 1.0MLS# 854476 Status: Active
Again on the small side but has .23 acres and a price you can't beat.
There are a couple more on Ideal Way below your $300K mark. If you have the patience and courage to do some major renovations this might be worth considering. It all depends on your comfort zone. HTH
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My husband lived in Asheville, and we'd go back in a moment if he could work there.
