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Gorgeous Flat Cleared Lot

411 Monroe St : Laurel, MS 39440

Jones County, Mississippi

0.10 Acre
$3,000 USD
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Beautiful Cleared Lot in the city Laurel, Mississippi.

Nine states operate without a state income tax. Collectively, those nine states dramatically outpace national averages when it comes to population growth, economic growth, and income levels. They also have seen greater than average growth in revenue collections to fund the government. Mississippi is about to be tenth state on the list which comprises Florida, Texas, Nevada, Tennessee, Alaska, Washington, Wyoming, New Hampshire, South Dakota.

Southern states like Florida, Texas and Tennessee experience an influx of people from other states because of no income tax. Governor Tate Reeves of Mississippi is adopting the same approach to attract economic and population growth to Mississippi. This population growth will cause an increase in house demands and builders will scramble for lots like this to buy and build on.

Real estate is still the safest class of investment because there is limited supply and it can't be created artificially.

Check our website to watch Governor's Tate Reeves Short Interview with Fox News.

Laurel, Mississippi is one the few promising places in Mississippi where you can get a cleared piece of valuable land at an affordable price. Real estate assets will experience a big price growth in the coming years.

Below are some but not all the irresistible reasons to purchase a piece land in Laurel, Mississippi:

Pros of Living in Laurel, Mississippi

Laurel, Mississippi has experienced a renaissance in recent years, particularly due to the popularity of Hgtv's "Home Town" show. Let me share some genuine advantages of making this small Southern city your home:

1. Exceptional affordability - Laurel's cost of living sits significantly below the national average, with housing costs that can be 30-40% lower than many comparable communities. This means your dollar stretches further for both everyday expenses and long-term investments.

2. Architectural treasures - The city features remarkable historic architecture, particularly in neighborhoods like the Historic District. Many homes date back to the early 20th century lumber boom, showcasing Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman styles that would cost millions in larger markets.

3. Downtown revitalization - Over the past decade, Laurel's downtown has undergone an impressive transformation. The once-quiet main street now hosts boutique shops, restaurants, and public spaces that balance small-town charm with contemporary amenities.

4. National media spotlight - The Hgtv show "Home Town" with Ben and Erin Napier has brought positive national attention to Laurel, creating tourism opportunities and showcasing the city's charm to audiences across America.

5. Strong community bonds - Laurel exemplifies the close-knit social networks often found in smaller communities. Neighbors tend to know each other, community events see high participation, and there's a palpable sense of collective investment in the city's future.

6. Minimal traffic congestion - Unlike metropolitan areas where commuters might spend hours weekly in traffic, Laurel residents typically enjoy short, stress-free commutes. This translates to more personal time and lower transportation costs.

7. Natural beauty access - The nearby Tallahala Wildlife Management Area offers over 28,000 acres of outdoor recreational opportunities, including hiking, fishing, and wildlife observation. The region's pine forests create a beautiful backdrop for outdoor activities year-round.

8. Favorable climate - Laurel experiences relatively mild winters, with daytime temperatures often reaching the 60s even in January. This extended warm season allows for outdoor activities nearly year-round, although humidity in summer months should be expected.

9. Tax advantages - Mississippi generally offers lower property tax rates compared to national averages, and Laurel's affordable property values compound these savings for homeowners.

10. Manufacturing employment base - Companies like Howard Industries provide substantial employment opportunities in manufacturing, offering stability to the local economy and career paths that don't necessarily require advanced degrees.

11. Strategic location - Laurel sits approximately 30 minutes from Hattiesburg (home to the University of Southern Mississippi), 90 minutes from Jackson, and about 2 hours from coastal areas, providing access to additional amenities, educational institutions, and recreational opportunities.

12. Cultural institutions - The Lauren Rogers Museum of Art houses impressive collections including Native American basketry, European and American art, and Japanese woodblock prints-cultural assets that would typically only be found in much larger cities.

13. Community events - Annual traditions like the Loblolly Festival celebrate local heritage and bring the community together. These events strengthen social bonds and create shared experiences that define life in Laurel.

14. Healthcare accessibility - South Central Regional Medical Center provides comprehensive healthcare services locally, meaning residents don't need to travel extensively for quality medical care.

15. Southern culinary traditions - Laurel embraces Mississippi's rich food culture, with local establishments offering exceptional Southern cuisine from traditional recipes often passed down through generations.

16. Relaxed pace of life - The city operates at a noticeably slower rhythm than metropolitan areas, reducing stress factors associated with urban living while encouraging deeper community connections.

17. Family-centric environment - Laurel's community structure prioritizes family activities, safe neighborhoods, and youth development programs, making it particularly attractive for those raising children.

18. Historical significance - As the setting for "The Free State of Jones" (both the historical events and the 2016 film), Laurel offers connections to fascinating Civil War-era history and unique stories of resistance.

19. Safety advantages - Many neighborhoods in Laurel experience lower crime rates than state and national averages, particularly for a city of its size and economic profile.

20. Real opportunity for impact - In smaller communities like Laurel, individual citizens can more easily make meaningful contributions to community development, civic projects, and local governance, creating a sense of agency and purpose that's harder to achieve in larger cities.

These factors combine to make Laurel an increasingly attractive option for those seeking quality of life improvements without the high costs and stresses often associated with more densely populated areas.

Laurel provides a mix of affordability, charm, and community-focused living, making it an appealing option for people seeking a peaceful and meaningful lifestyle.

Lot Features:

Apn: 119H-06-22-009.00

Size: 0.1 Acres

Power: Yes

Water: Yes

Sewer: Yes

Road Access: Paved

Address: 411 Monroe St, Laurel, MS 39440

Gps Coordinates: 31.683422, -89.131028

Pricing:

Discounted Cash Price: $3,000

Seller financing Options:

$200 Down $150 for 34 months

$200 Down $200 for 25 months

$200 Down $250 for 20 months

No prepayment penalty. Early payoff is perfectly fine with us.

Documentation and recording fees: $300

Liah Lands makes the land process easy and painless.

We know it can be difficult to navigate this market and avoid buying a property that is just going to bring you problems. It is important to be able to trust the landowner you are buying from. That is why we go out of our way to make the process as transparent and secure as possible. We will guide you throughout the entire process to make sure the property and terms are right for you. We will also direct you to the resources you need to verify the information about each property.

Lot Maps & Attachments

Directions to Lot

Driving Directions:

1. Depart Clarksdale, MS :

-Begin by heading southeast on US-278 E/US-61 S

2. Merge onto I-55 S :

-Continue on US-278 E/US-61 S until you reach the interchange with I-55

-Merge onto I-55 S toward Jackson

3. Continue on I-55 S :

-Stay on I-55 S for approximately 130 miles

4. Take Exit 94 for US-84 E toward Laurel :

-Merge onto US-84 E and continue for about 30 miles

5. Merge onto I-59 S toward Hattiesburg :

-After approximately 30 miles on US-84 E, merge onto I-59 S

6. Take Exit 95C for Leontyne Price Blvd toward Downtown Laurel :

-Exit I-59 S at Exit 95C

-Keep right at the fork and continue on Leontyne Price Blvd for about 0.5 miles

-You'll pass Sawmill Square Mall on your left and cross over Carroll Gartin Blvd to enter downtown Laure

7. Arrive at 411 Monroe Street, Laurel, MS 39440 :

-Use local streets to navigate to your final destination

Route Overview:

- Total Distance Approximately 275 miles

- Estimated Driving Time Around 4 hours and 40 minutes

More Lot Details

Owner Will Subdivide
Residential Zoning
Flat Terrain
Paved Road Access
Electricity Service
Telephone Service
Water Service
Sewer Service
Cell Service
Broadband Internet Service
Assessor Parcel Number (APN)
119H-06-22-009.00
LOTFLIP ID
395589
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