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Four bedrooms in a town where $125,000 still gets you a real house, not a project you'll regret.
Pomeroy is a small agricultural town in southeastern Washington, Garfield County, about 45 minutes south of Pullman. The house was built in 1960 and runs 1,520 square feet across two floors. Downstairs you get two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, a living room with hardwood floors, and a kitchen with dining space big enough to actually use. Upstairs are two more bedrooms. The listing describes them as oversized with good storage, which at this price point is not something you want to take for granted.
The kitchen has been updated with a full set of new LG appliances. Refrigerator, dishwasher, range, and overhead microwave. The washer and dryer are also new LG units. There's a new pellet stove in the living room, the pro model, which matters for heating efficiency in a Washington winter. A new water heater rounds out the mechanical updates. Mini splits handle the rest of the climate control.
Outside, the front porch is covered. The yard is fenced. And there's an RV pad in the back if you need somewhere to park a trailer or keep a rig off the street.
None of this is flashy. It's a 1960 house in a small town with updated appliances, a new heat source, a new water heater, and four actual bedrooms across two floors. The work that tends to surprise buyers on a house this age has already been done or replaced.
$125,000.


