Corpus Christi, TX 78418
1218 Barton St
$277,900
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Property Overview
About 1218 Barton St
5-Unit Multi-unit Investment — 21,000 SF Lot, Fully Occupied, Endless Potential Rare opportunity to own a fully rented 5-unit income property offering immediate cash flow and long-term upside. The building features three larger 1-bedroom, 1-bath units alongside two smaller efficiency units — Current rents for two units is $850; $800 for two units; and one unit is $900/month. The real upside is the massive 21,000 SF lot. Envision fencing the property for privacy and security, carving out a shared common area for tenants, and adding parking to boost both convenience and rental value. With its scale and layout, this property is also perfectly suited to become a private multi-generational compound — five separate living spaces on one secured lot. Whether you’re an investor seeking a stabilized asset with forced-appreciation potential, or looking to consolidate under one roof while maintaining independence, this property delivers flexibility, income, and room to grow. Don’t miss this fully occupied, high-potential opportunity — schedule your showing today. (Some pictures are edited with AI and virtually staged)
Property Highlights
- Status
- Active
- Price
- $277,900
- Property Type
- MultiFamily
- Bedrooms
- 5
- Bathrooms
- 5
- Living Area
- 3,037 Sq Ft
- Lot Size
- 0.48 Acres
- Year Built
- 1900
- Subdivision
- Flour Bluff Center
- School District
- Flour Bluff ISD
- MLS / Listing ID
- 481239
Listing attribution: Courtesy of Corpus Christi Realty Group · Jacqueline O'Neill.
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Marci Peck
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Corpus Christi Realty Group
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Ask about foundation movement, since much of the city sits on expansive clay. On homes built before about 1975, ask whether the cast-iron sewer lines have been scoped. Check the flood zone and whether an elevation certificate exists. Ask for windstorm certificates on the roof, windows and any additions. On canal and bayfront homes, have the dock, boat lift and shoreline structures inspected. In newer areas such as the far Southside and London, ask which taxing districts and utilities serve the lot.
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Conditions change across the city. Inland neighborhoods sit on heavy clay that calls for foundation care; island and bayfront neighborhoods add salt air, marine structures and windstorm certification to the checklist.