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$60,000Bedroom(s): 2Bathroom(s): 1 Square Footage: 910 Year Built: 1967 MLS#: 4403301    |
Found in Maricopa County on 4208 N 38TH Street Unit 5 Building H in Phoenix Arizona, this property has 2 bedroom(s) and 1 bathroom(s). This Patio Home home was built in 1967 and is currently available at $60,000.
For more information about MLS
#4403301 or other homes for sale in the 85018 area of Phoenix,
please contact
Ryan Zeleznak at 480-767-5245.
| Features: | |
| Kitchen Features: | Range/Oven,Refrigerator,Microwave,Disposal,Dishwasher |
| Exterior Features: | Patio |
| Additional Bedroom: | Separate Bdrm Exit |
| Architecture: | |
| Complex Feature: | Community Pool |
| Cooling: | Refrigeration |
| Dining Area: | Dining in LR/GR |
| Homeowners Association: | Y |
| Dwelling Type: | Patio Home |
| Association Fee Includes: | Exterior Mnt of Unit,Common Area Maint,Front Yard Maint,Pest Control,Garbage Collection,Sewer,Water,Blanket Ins Policy,Roof Replacement,Roof Repair |
| Fencing: | Block |
| Fireplace: | No Fireplace |
| Heating: | Electric Heat |
| Horses Allowed: | N |
| Level: | Single Level |
| Master Bathroom: | None |
| Other Rooms: | Great Room |
| Parking: | 1 Car Carport,Assigned Parking |
| Planned Community: | |
| Private Pool: | No Pool |
| Property Description: | Borders Common Area |
| Roofing: | Built-Up,Partial Tile |
| RV Parking: | |
| Sewer: | Sewer - Public |
| Spa: | None |
| Utilities: | SRP |
| Water: | City Water |
| Special Listing Condition: | Short Sale Aprvl Req |
| Lot SqFt: | 824.00 |
| Elementary School: | Creighton |
| Jr. High School: | Squaw Peak |
| High School: | Camelback |
| Listing Courtesy of: | Keller Williams Realty Sonoran Living |
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