Home in Coldwater, Kansas for Sale

Description

Great Home Just Waiting For You!

Check out this historic and charming single-family home located at 302 N. New York Avenue in the heart of Coldwater, KS. With its 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and clean condition, it would make a great starter, family home, rental property, hunting lodge, weekend escape, or quiet retirement place.

Built in 1900, this home has a rich history and is full of character. It boasts 1,144 sq. ft. of living space and features a spacious living room, a cozy kitchen, and a dining area that’s perfect for family meals.  The kitchen includes knotty pine walls, a double sink, plenty of cabinets, dishwasher, stove, and refrigerator.  French doors are available on site if the new owner would like to reinstall them in the front bedroom. A Jack and Jill closet connects to a 2^nd bedroom that has been converted into a main floor laundry room with washer and dryer included.  Feel free to convert this one back to a dedicated bedroom or use as a dual purpose space.  The master bedroom has an en suite bath. An enclosed back porch provides for extra storage as does the basement with the added benefit of storm shelter.  Enjoy climate controlled comfort with the newer central heat and air system. Outdoor features include mature trees, a covered front porch, 2 storage sheds, and a detached garage with alley access.

The home is serviced by electricity, cell phone service, high speed Internet, satellite television, city sewer, water and natural gas.

This is a rare chance to own a great home just a couple of blocks from downtown Coldwater, Kansas, which is located in the scenic Red Hills area of Southwest Kansas.

About the Area

Recreational opportunities abound with a short 2 mile drive to Coldwater Lake which is located near Coldwater, not far from the famous the Red Hills Scenic Byway. The city lake and park is situated in the rolling hills and woods of the scenic Gypsum Hills region of the state. The surrounding area offers rugged beauty and stunning vistas.  Coldwater Lake is the best kept secret in Kansas and very popular with people of Southwest Kansas and Northwestern Oklahoma. 

The 250-acre lake and 930-acre park provide anglers and outdoors people with lots of enjoyable activities. Annual fish stocking is handled by the Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission. The lake is located next to a beautiful 10 hole golf course, with very low green fees.

This area of Kansas is known for its farming and ranching operations.  There are jobs available in this area of the state for agriculture, oil and gas, as well as wind energy. 

The city of Coldwater provides excellent public schools and a welcoming small town atmosphere. This could be your new home in the historic Red Hills.

Why Choose Kansas?

According to the Kansas Regional Center, some of the most important factors in choosing a place to live is lifestyle, safety and ease of finding jobs.

“You're looking for a place with a low cost of living, nationally ranked schools and picture-perfect communities. But you also want a place with world-class dining, great nightlife and wide-open spaces for outdoor adventure. It isn’t always easy to find that combination. But that’s exactly what you get in Kansas.

In Kansas, we don’t just live life. We live life to the fullest. We’re big on business and economic development, but we know how to relax and have a good time, too. We’re balancing work and play, progress and history, urban and rural to create a quality of life you can’t find anywhere else. And that’s what makes this place so special.

The cost of living in Kansas is nearly 8.7 percent below the national average, making our state among the most affordable in the nation. From food and gasoline to property taxes and car insurance, most of what you need costs less here. Housing costs are especially low, with the median value of owner-occupied homes nearly 35 percent below the national average. In fact, Kansas is ranked among the most affordable places in the country for buying a home. The bottom line is this – your dollar goes further here.”

As Native Kansans, we couldn’t agree more.  Come see why the Sunflower State should be your home too.

Distances:

·         65 miles to the southeast of Dodge City, Kansas

·         62 miles to the north of Woodward, Oklahoma

·         128 miles southwest of Wichita, Kansas

·         202 miles northwest of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

·         323 miles southwest of Kansas City, Kansas

·         407 miles northwest of Dallas, Texas

·         432 miles southeast of Denver, Colorado

Coldwater, Kansas – The Way Life Should Be!