First Time Buyer 3+ Bedroom Homes for Sale in Memphis, TN Under $450K
There are 2 single family homes for sale in Memphis, TN, with 4 bedrooms, 2 to 3 bathrooms, and 1,789 to 2,150 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $300,000 to $349,000, and build years from 1920 to 2000. The largest, at 96 North Evergreen Street, offers 4 bedrooms and 2,150 square feet for $300,000.
Memphis homes in this area sit in Midtown and the Central Gardens historic district, where tree-lined streets hold early 1900s cottages, Queen Anne houses and later bungalows. Central Gardens is one of the city's oldest residential neighborhoods, and its deep lots sit close to Overton Park, which holds the Memphis Zoo and the Brooks Museum of Art. Overton Square's restaurants, shops and nightlife are a short trip from the Midtown streets.
Downtown Memphis, with its Main Street lofts and riverfront parks, is a short drive east of Midtown, and Interstate 40 and Interstate 240 connect the area to the rest of the metro. Commuters use Poplar Avenue and Union Avenue to reach the Medical District and the hospitals there. Tom Lee Park and the Mississippi River bluff are minutes from downtown, so buyers who want city living without a long daily drive have the river close by.
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What is it like to live in Central Gardens in Memphis?
Central Gardens is one of Memphis's older historic neighborhoods, known for its tree-lined streets and houses from the early 1900s. Many homes here have original character such as hardwood floors and tall ceilings. Buyers who value architecture and walkable access to Overton Park often choose this area.
How far is Midtown Memphis from downtown?
Midtown sits just a short drive west of downtown, so residents can reach Main Street, the riverfront and the downtown core quickly. Many people in this area commute downtown for work or dining. The short distance is one reason first-time buyers look at Midtown neighborhoods.
What should first-time buyers check in older Memphis homes?
Homes built in the early 1900s often need a careful inspection of the foundation, wiring, plumbing and roof. Buyers should ask for past renovation records and an inspection by a licensed professional. A clear understanding of repair costs helps buyers compare homes fairly.
Is Overton Park close to the homes in this area?
Overton Park is one of the best-known green spaces in Memphis, and it is close to Midtown and Central Gardens. The park holds the Memphis Zoo and the Brooks Museum of Art. Residents often walk or bike to the park for everyday outdoor time.
How do residents get around Memphis from Midtown?
Interstate 40 and Interstate 240 provide access to the wider Memphis area and to the airport. Poplar Avenue and Union Avenue are common routes for drivers heading east to the Medical District and other job centers. Residents also use local bus routes for trips within the city.
Why do first-time buyers choose Memphis historic neighborhoods?
Buyers often choose these neighborhoods for their character, central location and access to parks and restaurants. Homes here have a different feel from newer suburban subdivisions. A walk around the neighborhood helps buyers decide whether the older style suits their daily life.