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960 NE 5th Street

Linton, IN, 47441

  • Price $159,900
  • Beds2
  • Baths1
  • Sq. Ft.952
  • MLS #202435619
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    As usual, the Sellers of this house have done it again. Another little stunner with a huge yard. This 2 bedroom 1 bath home is situated at the end of a city street with great views and very nice yard to hang out in. And you can see it all out of the kitchen window. Plenty of light splashes in this open well lit space. There is an island that seats 4 as well. The inside has been totally redone and the quality shows. An attached garage and storage shed rounds it out.
    Bedrooms
    2
    Style
    One Story
    Bathrooms
    1
    County
    Greene County
    Lot Size
    0.5930
    Year Built
    1960
    Water
    City
    Sewer
    City
    Sq, ft. finished
    952sq. ft (approx.)
    Sq, ft. total
    952sq. ft (approx)
    Garage
    Yes - 1.0 car
    Subdivision
    None
    Flooring
    Vinyl
    Cooling
    Central Air
    Heating
    Gas,Floor,Forced Air
    Basement
    Crawl
    Driveway
    Concrete
    Exterior
    Vinyl
    Roof
    Metal
    Fence
    Partial,Privacy
    Annual Taxes
    1400.00
    Association Dues
    0.00
    Porch Open
    Refrigerator,Range-Electric
    District
    Linton-Stockton S.D.
    Elementary
    Linton-Stockton
    Middle School
    Linton-Stockton
    High School
    Linton-Stockton
    IDX information provided by the Indiana Regional MLS
    Listing provided courtesy of Greg Cravens of Hunley Real Estate, Inc., 812-798-0787.

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    Listing Data updated: November 21, 2024, 7:00 am
    IDX information provided by the Indiana Regional MLS