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It is not everyday you add 1048 sq ft to your home, but this homeowner has done that.An outdoor living area was glassed in with insulated windows to make a 400 sq ft sunroom, windows on all sides, great view of backyard, mini-split for h/a, a Den was added with 600 sq ft of living area, windows across front of home with view of landscaped front yard, with mini split h/a . With imagination, could be a master bedroom or a mother-in-law apartment. A half bath was also added off the office connected to Den. The original home has been updated beginning with the kitchen with new appliances, (stove, vent-a-hood,microwave, dishwasher), breakfast bar, remodeled cabinets with lazy susan in three corners, a walk-in pantry, beautiful lighting, glass tile backsplash, window over double sink. The Great room is large featuring wood beams in cathedral ceiling, beautiful lighting, hardwood floors, fireplace/ antique mantle, glass tiles, gas logs and brick hearth. Large Master bedroom has cathedral ceiling, sitting room, French Doors, master bath has double sinks,jetted bathtub, walk-in shower. 2 bedrooms upstairs with bath. Greenhouse/storage shed, Must see this home to know all this home offers.
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Listed By: Ginger Pittman of Rawls-campbell Agency - (870) 304-6879
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