$130,000
House707 Debus, Taylor, TX
Listings presented by Erik Applegate, REALTOR®Rudder Realty
506 Forest Ct, Taylor, TX 76574
Why Koti picked this home
Renovate or build on a serene, tree-lined cul-de-sac lot with a cozy 3-bed home in Taylor for $100,000.
Opportunity to renovate an existing home or explore building a custom home on a tree-covered cul-de-sac lot in Taylor. Conveniently located near Bull Branch Park, Murphy Park, hike-and-bike trails, and Historic Downtown Taylor. The property features an existing three-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath home that is in need of substantial renovation. Whether you're looking for a renovation project, an investment opportunity, or a potential site for new construction, this property offers several possibilities. Property is being sold as-is. Buyer should independently verify the condition of the structure, zoning, building requirements, restrictions, and intended use.

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Listing agent (MLS attribution)
Pascal Munnelly
Keller Williams Realty
Listed— $115,000
Jul 24, 2026
Price reduced— $100,000
Previously $115,000
Oct 14, 2026
Price history reflects changes Koti has observed through its MLS data feed and may not capture every change to this listing. Dates marked "approximate" reflect when Koti first recorded the value, not necessarily when the change actually occurred.