$995 - $1,345 per month
17th Place
1-3 Beds
1607 Ellis St, Webb City, MO 64870
$1,150 per month
1519 Nelson St, Webb City, MO 64870
This cozy 2 bed, 1 bath home offers an excellent location near Webb City schools and shopping. Huge backyard, private driveway, screened in patio, and storage building. All interested applicants must complete an application on: http://smpkw.twa.rentmanager.com/applynow$40 application fee.Credit & background check will be completed.Monthly household income must exceed 3x monthly
Cameron Cameron Tournear KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY ELEVATE
$900 - $1,000 per month
Ellis Point Apartments
2-3 Beds
1604 S Ellis St, Webb City, MO 64870
$1,300 per month
712 N Hall St, Webb City, MO 64870
Fantastic Webb City home! This incredible 3 bed 2 bath home hosts an easy and convenient floor plan and 1176 sqft of living space. Spacious rooms, great kitchen, large Primary bed with private bath, and great backyard, along with so much more, makes this home the perfect fit for many buyers. Don't miss a chance to see all this home has to offer and schedule a private tour today! Rental
Kimberly Flanagan The Flanagan Group
$1,600 per month
1531 Lucas Dr, Webb City, MO 64870
Oversized 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with 1,686 sq ft in a convenient Webb City neighborhood of newer houses. Inside features large bedrooms/bathrooms, walk-in closet, pantry, dining/office area, and eat-in kitchen with breakfast bar. Outside features all brick exterior, 2-car garage, privacy fence, mature trees, and covered patio. A few criteria for this rental:* No pets
$800 per month
1329 Crow St, Webb City, MO 64870
2 bedroom 1 bathroom rental in the heart of Webb City. All interested applicants must complete an application on: http://smpkw.twa.rentmanager.com/applynow$40 application fee.Credit & background check will be completed.Monthly household income must exceed 3x monthly rent.No prior evictions.No smoking/vaping of any kind.Pet considered with one time non-refundable pet fee of
Cameron Cameron Tournear KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY ELEVATE
Growing rapidly in the 1870s alongside the nation’s most productive zinc and lead mines, Webb City learned a lesson about economic diversification, a theme that continues today in its local businesses and level of entrepreneurship. The city of 13,000 became a Missouri boom town of sorts shortly after John C. Webb’s discovery of the metals on his newly purchased land. But when even more lead was discovered one state over in the early 20th century, city leaders scrambled for a Plan B while miners hit the road to Oklahoma. Local businesses were en ...
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