Description
Quiet, private family property that has been enjoyed by the family for over 40 years. Manufactured home had new roof in 2014 as well as a remodeled kitchen around 2010. Painted in and out with newer flooring in 2019. 32x50 pole barn with 12x14 door, 10x12 door, concrete floor, gas heat, insulation, concrete floor built in 2005. Older converted barn with newer storage area with concrete floor, overhead doors, and insulation. Mezzanine used as office. 2-car garage with 1/2 bath.
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0BEDS
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6.75ACRES
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0BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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1,968SQFT
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$1,016$/SQFT
School Ratings & Info
Description
Quiet, private family property that has been enjoyed by the family for over 40 years. Manufactured home had new roof in 2014 as well as a remodeled kitchen around 2010. Painted in and out with newer flooring in 2019. 32x50 pole barn with 12x14 door, 10x12 door, concrete floor, gas heat, insulation, concrete floor built in 2005. Older converted barn with newer storage area with concrete floor, overhead doors, and insulation. Mezzanine used as office. 2-car garage with 1/2 bath.
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