703 N 2nd Ave, Laurel, MS 39440 is a 1925 Craftsman-style home listed under Laurel Board of REALTORS MLS #37890. Property portals checked on November 5, 2026 showed two different asking prices: Zillow, Redfin, Trulia and several MLS-fed listing sites displayed $269,000, while Realtor.com search results displayed $249,000. The current listing data generally reports 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,862 square feet and a 0.26-acre lot. Because the portals do not agree, confirm the live price and room count with the listing agent before relying on either figure.
Address search note: The same MLS #37890 listing may also appear under the spelling 703 N Second Ave or 703 N Second Avenue. These are alternate ways listing portals display “703 N 2nd Ave,” not separate properties. For the most reliable match, use the full Laurel, MS 39440 address together with MLS #37890. The unrelated autocomplete suggestions for Maywood, Illinois, 703 N 2nd Street and 703 W 2nd Ave refer to different or ambiguous locations and are not keywords for this Laurel property.
The property description also markets the home as a Craftsman renovation for HGTV’s Home Town Season 4. That wording is present in the real-estate listing, but it does not identify an episode or prove that this address is one of the named Season 4 homes. Laurel Mercantile’s official Season 4 guide identifies Episode 6 as The Combe Home, which is a separate named project. This guide separates verified property facts from the show’s marketing association, compares listing discrepancies and explains what a buyer should check.
703 N 2nd Ave Laurel MS: current price and listing status
As of the November 5, 2026 research check, the strongest consistent listing identifier is MLS #37890. Zillow, Redfin, Trulia, LandWatch and MS Coastal Living showed the home at $269,000. Realtor.com’s Laurel search results showed $249,000 and a $20,000 reduction. These are not the same displayed price, so this article does not present one number as an undisputed live asking price.
For a buyer who needs the exact current figure, the next step is to contact the listing brokerage and ask it to confirm the active MLS record, current list price, any pending offer and showing availability. Search-result snippets can lag behind a listing update, and third-party portals do not always refresh at the same time.
| Source checked | Displayed price / status | What it tells us |
|---|---|---|
| Zillow | $269,000; for sale | Shows MLS #37890, 2 beds, 2 baths, 1,862 sq. ft. and 0.26 acre. |
| Redfin | $269,000; for sale | Shows the same MLS number and September 18, 2026 listing date. |
| Trulia | $269,000; active | Shows the same 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom property details. |
| Realtor.com search results | $249,000; $20,000 reduction shown | Conflicts with the $269,000 price displayed by other portals. |
| LandWatch / MS Coastal Living | $269,000; active in the captured listing | Both reproduce MLS #37890 listing information. |
Price takeaway: $269,000 is the price displayed by several MLS-fed portals in the records reviewed, but Realtor.com showed $249,000. Treat the actual current asking price as unconfirmed until the listing agent checks MLS #37890. Do not send a deposit or make an offer based only on a search-result snippet.
703 N 2nd Ave property details
| Property detail | Current listing information |
|---|---|
| Street address | 703 N 2nd Ave, Laurel, MS 39440 |
| MLS number | 37890 (Laurel Board of REALTORS) |
| List price | $269,000 on several portals; $249,000 on Realtor.com search result (verify) |
| Bedrooms / bathrooms | 2 bedrooms / 2 full bathrooms in current listing feeds |
| Living area | 1,862 sq. ft. |
| Lot size | 0.26 acre |
| Year built | 1925 in current listing records |
| Style / description | Craftsman-style / traditional historic home |
| Exterior and outdoor features | Front porch, screened back porch, wood siding |
| Interior features mentioned | Hardwood floors, high ceilings, storage and large primary bedroom |
| Subdivision | Park Place Addition Block C, Lot 9 |
| Listing source | Laurel Board of REALTORS, MLS #37890 |
These are listing-feed facts, not a home inspection, survey, appraisal or guarantee. The buyer should confirm room measurements, lot boundaries, permitted improvements and the home’s condition through the appropriate professionals and public records.
Why do listing websites show different prices?
The price difference is material: $269,000 versus $249,000 is a $20,000 gap. Zillow’s property page records the September 18, 2026 listing at $269,000. Redfin also shows $269,000 and identifies the same MLS number. Realtor.com search results, however, show $249,000 with a $20,000 reduction marker. The portals may have captured different MLS updates or may be displaying cached data.
At 1,862 square feet, $269,000 works out to roughly $144.47 per square foot; $249,000 works out to roughly $133.73 per square foot. These calculations are only arithmetic based on the two displayed asking prices. They are not an appraisal or proof of market value. A buyer should compare recent closed sales of similar homes in Laurel and ask the agent to confirm the current MLS price history.
Zillow’s displayed history also shows a February 2019 asking price of $86,000 and an August 5, 2019 sale event, but the sale price is not supplied in that history. Do not interpret the old $86,000 asking price as the amount the property sold for. The 2026 listing history records a new listing at $269,000 on September 18, 2026.
Important bedroom-count discrepancy: 2 bedrooms or 4?
There is another detail worth checking before a buyer relies on an online listing. Current 2026 listing feeds from Zillow, Redfin and Realtor.com report 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. An older Homes.com page for the property’s 2019 listing describes it as a 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home. That older page is marked “Not Listed for Sale” and says its description is from August 2019; it should not be treated as the current room count.
The difference may reflect a changed floor plan, a different way of counting rooms, or old listing data that was not carried forward. The public listing pages do not explain the discrepancy. Ask the agent for the current MLS room schedule and floor plan, then verify the legal and usable bedroom count during inspection. This matters for occupancy, appraisal, insurance and resale comparisons.
Craftsman features: porch, hardwood floors and high ceilings
The current marketing description highlights a front porch, original appointments, hardwood floors, high ceilings and a screened back porch. These details are consistent with the home’s Craftsman-style marketing, but the listing language should not be mistaken for a structural assessment.
Front porch and exterior woodwork
The front porch is one of the home’s most visible features. Inspect porch columns, steps, railings, floorboards, roof connections and the points where the porch meets the house. Look for soft wood, peeling paint, water stains and movement. Ask whether any repairs or replacements were completed and whether permits were required.
Hardwood floors and original details
Hardwood flooring and original appointments can give an older home character. During a showing, check for sloping floors, loose boards, soft spots, patched areas and signs of moisture. Ask which surfaces are original and which were refinished or replaced. If the home has older finishes, an inspector can help identify issues that are not obvious in listing photographs.
High ceilings and interior layout
High ceilings can make rooms feel more open, but buyers should consider heating and cooling efficiency, ceiling condition and the practical layout. Confirm room dimensions rather than relying only on photographs. If you need a home office, guest room or accessible ground-floor arrangement, ask for a measured floor plan.
Screened back porch
The screened back porch may provide a useful outdoor sitting area. Check the screen condition, framing, roof, drainage and steps. Ask whether it is enclosed or permitted in a way that affects the official living-area measurement. Do not assume that a porch is included in the 1,862 square feet of interior living space.
Is 703 N 2nd Ave really a Home Town Season 4 house?
The property’s marketing description on Zillow, Redfin and other listing feeds calls it a Craftsman-style home “completely redone for Home Town Show, Season 4.” That is evidence of how the property is being marketed. However, the listing description does not give a Season 4 episode title, episode number or homeowner name.
Laurel Mercantile’s official Home Town Season 4 episode guide names the featured projects. It identifies Episode 6 as The Combe Home and describes John Combe’s search for a large Laurel home after living in Belize. The official guide does not identify 703 N 2nd Ave as the Combe home. Therefore, readers should not confuse this Craftsman listing with John Combe’s Season 4 property or assume that the address is the Season 4 Episode 6 home.
For general information about the show, see the official HGTV Home Town page. Until an official episode guide, production source or homeowner resource guide links this exact address to a named episode, the safest wording is: the real-estate listing markets 703 N 2nd Ave as a Home Town Season 4 renovation, but the exact episode and homeowner connection are not independently confirmed here.
Is $249,000 or $269,000 a good value?
Neither asking price alone tells you whether the property is fairly valued. The $20,000 difference between portals changes the price-per-square-foot calculation, and an older house can have maintenance costs that are not obvious from photos. Ask a local buyer’s agent to compare recent closed sales of similar size, age, condition and location. Give more weight to closed transactions than to other active asking prices.
Also budget for insurance, property taxes, utilities, routine maintenance and possible updates. The public listing records show a crawl-space foundation, wood siding and a 1925 build year. These details make a qualified inspection particularly important. Get insurance quotes before the end of the due-diligence period rather than assuming an online mortgage estimate includes all ownership costs.
Buyer inspection checklist for this 1925 Laurel home
- Confirm the live MLS record: ask the listing agent to verify MLS #37890, current price, active/pending status and any price changes.
- Confirm the bedroom count: reconcile the current 2-bedroom listing with the older 4-bedroom 2019 description using the current MLS sheet and floor plan.
- Inspect the crawl space and foundation: look for standing water, excess humidity, wood damage, settlement and inadequate ventilation.
- Review the roof and drainage: ask for roof age and repair records; inspect gutters, downspouts and grading around the house.
- Check electrical and plumbing systems: request the age of major components, permits and invoices for completed upgrades.
- Test heating and cooling: ask the inspector to check operation, service history and equipment age.
- Inspect porches and exterior wood: pay attention to rot, loose railings, screen damage and water intrusion.
- Verify square footage and lot boundaries: compare listing data with reliable records and a survey if needed.
- Review insurance and taxes: obtain a property-specific insurance quote and confirm current tax details with the relevant county office.
- Request renovation documentation: ask what was renovated, when the work was done, who completed it and whether permits or warranties exist.
Where to see photos and arrange a showing
Use the individual property pages rather than relying only on general Laurel search pages. These links were available during the research check:
- Zillow — 703 N 2nd Ave, MLS #37890
- Redfin — 703 N Second Ave
- Trulia — 703 N 2nd Ave
- LandWatch — 703 N Second Avenue
- MS Coastal Living — 703 N Second Ave
- Realtor.com — Laurel single-family homes
Listing pages and showing availability can change. Confirm the agent and appointment instructions on the live listing page. Never send money to someone claiming to represent a property without independently verifying the brokerage and transaction instructions.
More Home Town houses and Laurel property guides
If you are comparing houses connected with the television series, start with our Home Town houses for sale in Laurel, MS roundup. You can also read our individual guides to 1622 N 5th Ave in Laurel and 2014 Old Bay Springs Road. For the John Combe story and his Laurel house, see John Combe’s Laurel, MS house and listing guide. These are separate property guides; verify each address and its own listing details rather than assuming they refer to the same Home Town episode.
Frequently asked questions
1. Is 703 N 2nd Ave Laurel MS for sale?
Several listing pages showed it for sale during the November 5, 2026 research check. Confirm the current active status with the listing agent because status can change.
2. What is the asking price of 703 N 2nd Ave?
Zillow, Redfin, Trulia and other MLS-fed pages showed $269,000, while Realtor.com search results showed $249,000 with a $20,000 reduction marker. The exact current price needs confirmation against MLS #37890.
3. How many bedrooms does the house have?
Current 2026 listing feeds report 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. An older 2019 Homes.com description says 4 bedrooms, so buyers should ask for the current MLS room schedule and verify it during inspection.
4. How big is 703 N 2nd Ave?
Current listing feeds report approximately 1,862 square feet on a 0.26-acre lot.
5. When was the house built?
Current listing records report 1925. Verify the year through public property records if the exact construction date is important to your purchase.
6. Is 703 N 2nd Ave a Home Town Season 4 house?
The real-estate listing description markets it as a Craftsman-style home renovated for Home Town Season 4. The exact episode and homeowner connection are not independently confirmed in the official Season 4 guide reviewed for this article.
7. Is 703 N 2nd Ave the John Combe house?
No such connection is established by the sources reviewed. Laurel Mercantile identifies the Season 4 Episode 6 project as The Combe Home. Do not treat 703 N 2nd Ave as John Combe’s home without a source that explicitly confirms that address.
8. What is MLS number 37890?
MLS #37890 is the Laurel Board of REALTORS listing identifier shown on the current property pages for 703 N 2nd Ave.
9. Is 703 N Second Ave the same address as 703 N 2nd Ave?
Yes. Listing portals use both “Second Ave” and “2nd Ave” for the property tied to MLS #37890 at 703 N 2nd Ave, Laurel, MS 39440. Use the MLS number to distinguish it from unrelated addresses with similar street names.
10. Where can I see current photos?
Open the individual Zillow, Redfin or Trulia property page linked above. Confirm that the photos and listing status are current before arranging a visit.
Conclusion
703 N 2nd Ave is a 1925 Craftsman-style property at 1,862 square feet on a 0.26-acre lot, listed under MLS #37890. The listing data reviewed on November 5, 2026 contains two important inconsistencies: several portals show $269,000 while Realtor.com shows $249,000, and current feeds report 2 bedrooms while an older 2019 description reports 4. Buyers should verify both details directly with the listing agent and inspect the property independently.
The Home Town Season 4 wording comes from the property’s real-estate marketing description. Laurel Mercantile’s official guide names The Combe Home as Season 4 Episode 6 but does not identify 703 N 2nd Ave as that home. Keeping that distinction clear helps readers find the right Laurel property without confusing separate houses or episodes.
Research sources: Zillow MLS #37890 listing; Redfin listing; Trulia listing; Realtor.com Laurel listings; LandWatch MLS listing; Homes.com historical property page; Laurel Mercantile official Season 4 guide; HGTV Home Town.