1930 Lacon Ranch on Double Lots with Four-Seasons Porch — $138,900

The double lots are probably the first thing you notice from the street. Most places in this price range give you a yard. This one gives you room to actually do something with it, whether that's a real garden, landscaping you care about, or just space between you and the fence line.

The house itself is a 1930 ranch, 1,265 square feet, three bedrooms and one bath. It's been remodeled recently enough that the work is still fresh. New flooring and paint throughout, updated electrical, and the bathroom got a full refresh including a new vanity, sink, tub surround, and lighting. The finishes look clean. Nothing here looks like a quick flip job, but it's also not a renovation that's trying to impress you. It's practical and done right.

The layout gives you a living room, a family room, and a formal dining room, which for 1,265 square feet means the rooms run on the smaller side. There's a corner china cabinet built into the dining room that's a nice original touch. The kitchen was updated for function with solid cabinet space, and it opens toward the dining area.

What makes this place feel bigger than the square footage suggests is the porch situation. You've got a four-seasons porch off the side entry, which adds usable space year-round and gives you somewhere to land before you're inside the house. Then there's a covered patio out back, good for a table and chairs or a grill. Between the porch, the patio, and the double lots, you spend a lot more time outside here than you would on a standard single lot.

The garage includes a workshop area, which is a real bonus if you use it. The seller is including a home warranty.

This is a solid, straightforward house on more land than you'd expect at this price. The 1930 bones show up in small ways, the china cabinet, the proportions, the way the rooms connect, and the remodel works with that rather than against it.

Originally listed for $138,900, this property sold for $135,680 on September 8, 2026.