Gregory, TX 78359
202 N Gregory St
$74,000
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Property Overview
About 202 N Gregory St
This 1930s 2 bedroom 1 bath house is right in town next to the elementary school and post office. It is sitting on a large .22 acre lot and has a 660 square foot detached garage. The roof and some decking of both the house and garage were replaced in late 2022 and both have WPI-1's. Come check out this house to see how you could transform it into a beautiful place where you can call home.
Property Highlights
- Status
- Active
- Price
- $74,000
- Property Type
- Detached
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Living Area
- 1,112 Sq Ft
- Lot Size
- 0.22 Acres
- Year Built
- 1930
- Subdivision
- Gregory-Hunt Add
- School District
- Gregory Portland ISD
- MLS / Listing ID
- 475628
Listing attribution: Courtesy of Keller Williams Coastal Bend · Clayton Huffman.
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Marci Peck
REALTOR® · TREC #0723266
Corpus Christi Realty Group
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Ask for windstorm certificates on the roof, windows and any additions; San Patricio and Aransas are coastal windstorm counties. Check the flood zone and ask for an elevation certificate, especially near the bays and canals. On canal and waterfront homes, have the dock, boat lift and shoreline structures inspected, and ask about canal depth at low water. In Rockport, ask for permits and repair records on homes rebuilt after Hurricane Harvey. If you plan to rent the home out, check the city's short-term rental rules and any HOA rules first. Outside city limits, confirm whether the home is on sewer or septic.
Windstorm insurance and flood zones vary by property; Marci can point you to the right specialist. This isn't insurance or legal advice.
Good to know
Winter and spring northers can push water out of the shallow bays and canals for days, dropping levels well below normal. Waterfront buyers should ask about canal depth at low water before counting on year-round boat access.