
At $88 a square foot, this 1,676-square-foot bungalow in Salisbury, Missouri has already been done for you — and done well.
The 1956 home just went through a full renovation: new appliances, a modernized kitchen with serious cabinet space, fresh finishes throughout. This isn't a cosmetic flip. The roof is solid, the systems are current, and you walk in without a project list waiting on the counter.
Three bedrooms give you real flexibility — a guest room, a home office, or both. The detached garage handles the cars or the gear or whatever you've been storing in the house. The yard is large enough to actually use. And when it's July in Missouri, the city pool is a short walk away through a neighborhood that sits close to Salisbury's downtown and city park.
Salisbury is a small town in Chariton County, about 30 miles from Moberly and 90 from Columbia. It's not a suburb of anywhere — it's its own thing, with its own pace. The Salisbury R-IV School District serves the area.
For a first-time buyer, this is the answer to the "I can't afford to buy" conversation. For an investor, it's a turnkey rental in a market where this price still makes math work.