602 Ross St, Marshville, NC 28103

Step into a practical in-town opportunity at 602 Ross St — a one‑story, easy‑to‑maintain home offering 2 bedrooms and 1 bath across 966 square feet, sited on a generous quarter‑acre lot. The compact main house is comfortable and functional with central air and a heat pump, an attached carport for covered parking, and a small mud room/laundry area. The real headline here is the on‑site, fully powered workshop with its own electrical service and two additional bathrooms — an exceptionally flexible space for woodworking, an auto hobbyist, a contractor, or conversion to a business support space (subject to permits).

Built in 1944, the house presents a solid canvas for targeted updates: fresh paint, modern appliances in the kitchen, and modest bathroom upgrades will substantially raise market appeal and $/SF. The combination of a small footprint and a large, usable outbuilding is uncommon in this market — buyers who value a realized workspace will find immediate utility. The lot provides private outdoor space and room to park equipment or trailers behind the house, making it useful for tradespeople or hobbyists.

Location is a practical Marshville advantage: you’re steps from downtown services and community amenities, and within reasonable driving distance of Monroe and the larger Charlotte employment centers. The property has municipal water and sewer and shows an active listing with recent photographs. Whether you’re looking for a simple owner‑occupied residence with an exceptional workshop or an investor seeking a value-add flip or rental, 602 Ross St presents a distinctly useful combination of home and workspace.

Schedule a showing to walk the property and the workshop. Important buyer verifications: confirm workshop permits and capacity, complete a full inspection, and review the recent price history — this listing has been active with pricing updates. Sellers are presenting the property at $260,000.

Marshville is a small, close-knit Union County town with a mix of older homes, local businesses, churches, and light commercial uses. The Ross Street area sits near downtown amenities — grocery, eateries, and community services are within short driving distance. The town offers a quieter pace than nearby suburban Monroe while still providing reasonable access to Charlotte and regional employment corridors.