Price $149,000
Status Active
Beds 3
Baths 2 Baths
Home size 1,363 sqft
Lot Size 9,497 sqft
Investor and handyman special in Temple! This 1961 single-story brick home offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths and 1,363 sq ft on a 0.22-acre lot in the established Skyline subdivision. Features include a front-facing two-car attached garage, an additional detached garage, multiple storage and workshop buildings, mature shade trees, and a kitchen with ample wood cabinetry, wall oven, cooktop and dishwasher. The second bath has a walk-in shower. The home needs cosmetic updating throughout, making it a great opportunity to add value and build equity. Minutes from Loop 363, shopping and dining. Temple ISD.
Property Type(s): Single Family
Last Updated 10/5/2026 Tract Skyline
Year Built 1961 Garage Spaces 2.0
County Bell

SCHOOLS

School District Temple ISD
Elementary School Scott
Jr. High School Bonham
High School Temple

Additional Details

AIR Central Air
AIR CONDITIONING Yes
APPLIANCES Dishwasher, Microwave, Other, Refrigerator
CONSTRUCTION Brick
GARAGE Yes
HEAT Other
INTERIOR Other
LOT 9496 sq ft
PARKING Concrete, Driveway, Garage, Attached
STORIES 1
STYLE Ranch
SUBDIVISION Skyline
TAXES 4516
UTILITIES Other

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