
Acreage
The lot is the story here. Nearly half an acre in Gulfport for $127,000 is the kind of space that makes you reconsider what you thought you could afford. Most of that land sits behind the house, which is part of why they added a new back deck. It gives you somewhere to stand and look at all of it.
The house itself is a 1985 three-bedroom, one-bath at 1,070 square feet. Straightforward. Fresh paint throughout, which at minimum means you're not walking into someone else's color choices. There's also a front porch, so you get outdoor space on both ends.
The metal roof was resealed in 2026. That matters in coastal Mississippi. A roof that's already been addressed is one less thing to price out before you decide.
The seller is offering $7,000 in concessions at closing: $5,000 toward climate control and $2,000 toward appliances. That's real money, and it tells you something about the current state of the HVAC and kitchen. Go in with eyes open on both. Have the system inspected and get appliance quotes before you close so you know what that $7,000 actually covers and what it doesn't.
One bath for three bedrooms is tight living if you've got more than one or two people in the house. That's the constraint to weigh against the price and the lot. At 1,070 square feet with one bath, the square footage is modest. What you're buying here is the land and the low entry point.
If you need space to build something, park something, or just have room around you, this lot delivers that at a price point that's hard to find in a coastal market. The house is a starting point. It's clean and livable, but the yard is what you'd actually be buying.


