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Here is your chance to own peace and tranquility within the Pgld city limits! With this property you can sit in your backyard under the shade trees and go fishing in your own fully stocked, private 17 acre lake. However, you may have to share it with the family of geese with the 3 babies that lives on your banks. Store all of your fishing gear in the large, 30x40 workshop with electricity, water, and 2 bay doors. Oh and all of this comes with a house. A big one. With 2,686 sq ft, it feels like it just keeps going and going. There's 4 larger bedrooms plus another room currently being used as an office that could be a 5th bedroom. Both bathrooms have been updated recently with a new large walk in shower added to the Primary bath. That's in addition to the formal dining room, separate breakfast room, 2nd living area, and huge laundry. Home does need some updating but is such a value at less than $110 per square foot. Especially with a shop and your own lake included. The seller has several large flower beds and areas of landscaping across the property that could be restored and brought back to the beautiful life they once had. The roof and HVAC are approx 10 years old.
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Listed By: Janet Janski of Century 21 Portfolio-bold - (870) 514-5056
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