Welcome home to this porch front Brick home! Walk in to the cozy living room with fireplace focal point (non-functional) with hardwood floors, transition into the dining room that leads to a galley kitchen with new stainless steel gas stove and refrigerator!! 2 main Floor bedrooms and an updated full bath!!! Off the kitchen is a multifunctional Sunroom that leads to an updated Deck and fenced Yard!! Upstairs is a huge Bedroom and bonus area!! Lower Level is unfinished but lots of space and leads to a single car garage with rear entry!! House has a long driveway and lots of on street parking available!! Roof 2024. HVAC 2015, water heater 2015, Fence 2021!!
Discover this solid, brick home on a quite, serene, tree lined street in Parkville. Property features a long driveway with one car garage, so there is plenty of off-street parking. Freshly painted, newer appliances and glistening floors make this home the ideal place to call home. Huge rear composite deck and large, level yard for outdoor activities. Awesome basement with lots of room for storage and a work bench. Seller paid Home Warranty included. Easy access to most everything, yet away from the maddening crowd. Come see this property. You'll be glad you did.
Public Records
May 28, 2019
Sold
$961,387
$611/sq ft
MRIS #BC8643031
Jul 10, 2015
Sold
$130,000
$83/sq ft
Jun 19, 2015
Pending
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May 21, 2015
Listed
**
$102/sq ft
BRIGHT MLS #1002617874
Jul 10, 2015
Sold
$130,000
$83/sq ft
Jun 19, 2015
Listing Removed
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May 21, 2015
Listed
$160,000
$102/sq ft
+12
Classic porch front brick Cape Cod in Parkville. Wood floors, fireplace, cherry cabinets and Corian counters. Breakfast room or den off of kitchen. Rear deck and large back yard. The house needs some repairs so no FHA or VA loans. Cash or rehab loans only. No offers reviewed for the 1st 14 DOM except from Non Profit Agencies. Day 15+ all offers reviewed. SOLD AS-IS.
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