1929 Bisbee Fixer with Mule Mountain Views in the Warren Historic District — $104,900

The views are the first thing. From the back of this 1929 house at the end of A Street, you're looking out at the Mule Mountains, and it's a wide, open look at them. That's not nothing for a place under $105,000.

The house itself is 1,179 square feet, two bedrooms, one bath, built nearly a hundred years ago in Bisbee's Warren neighborhood. Bisbee has a specific identity, and Warren carries some of that history. Vista Park, Warren Ballpark, Copper Queen Community Hospital, restaurants, cafes, and shops are all close. You can walk to things.

The yard is private. The street dead-ends, so you get some quiet from that. Both of those are real advantages in a neighborhood setting, and they're easy to take for granted until you've lived somewhere without them.

At $104,900 for 1,179 square feet, you're paying under $90 a square foot. In a town with Bisbee's profile and a house this old in a historic district, that's a low number. It's also a low number because this is a fixer. The agent copy calls it that directly, and the price reflects it. How much work it needs isn't spelled out in the listing, which means you'd want to look carefully before making any assumptions.

What the listing gives you is a 1929 house in a walkable historic neighborhood with a private yard, a dead-end street, and a genuine mountain view out the back. Those are the real assets here. The work it needs is the variable. If you're willing to take that on, the price gives you room to do it without being upside down before you start.

Bisbee at this price point, with this location and this view, the math can work. It depends entirely on what you find when you open the walls.