Recently Sold Homes in Union County, IA

Recently Sold Home in Union County, IA:

Move right into this well-maintained ranch home offering space, comfort, and updates throughout! The main level features 3 bedrooms, including a primary bedroom with an attached half bath, an updated full bathroom, formal dining room, and a bright, updated kitchen filled with natural light. The finished basement adds exceptional living space with a private 1-bedroom suite complete with a full bathroom—perfect for guests, extended family, or a home office setup. Step outside to enjoy the fenced, shaded backyard and concrete patio, creating the perfect space for relaxing or entertaining. Additional features include an attached one-car garage, low-maintenance vinyl siding, double-pane wi

Recently Sold Home in Union County, IA:

This affordable 3 Bedroom / 3 Bath home with separate Mother-In-Law Cottage will not last long! Large Dining area open to Kitchen, Laundry Room and Double-car Detached Garage. Call today to schedule your showing!!!

Recently Sold Home in Union County, IA:

Don't miss this appealing three-bedroom, two-bath split-foyer home situated on a desirable 70'x75' corner lot. The home offers a functional floor plan with comfortable living spaces and plenty of room to enjoy. The dining room features sliding glass doors that open directly to the covered back patio, creating a convenient connection between the indoor and outdoor living spaces-perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The lower level features a spacious family room, large laundry room for extra storage, and convenient two-car tuck-under garage providing ample parking and storage. With its corner-lot setting, covered patio, easy outdoor access, and versatile lower-level living space, this home o

Recently Sold Home in Union County, IA:

Beautiful hardwood floors and woodwork grace this 1920's home. Plaster is not cracked. Updated kitchen with white cabinets. Formal dining room and large living room with open staircase. Three bedrooms and bath are all upstairs. Open front porch for your enjoyment. Enclosed back porch for a nice mudroom. Most of basement walls have been insulated. Garage is attached to neighbor's garage, a common style in that era. It is small and probably won't accommodate todays cars but is good storage for bikes and mowers, etc. It has a concrete drive. Lots of parking space in back yard. It's large enough to accommodate most campers. Back door friends are best!