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So you enjoy fishing, there's a stocked pond full of large fish. OK, you like riding your side by side, there's plenty of space. You want to build a bonfire, go right ahead, build it. Kids enjoy camping out, pitch a tent or sleep under the stars. Dad will love the detached shop to storage all his toys or design a portion of it into his very own man cave. The main level is complete with two bedrooms, living room, kitchen sunroom and large master bedroom. Wait there are two levels!!!!! Put the kids on one level and mom and dad on the other. Just kidding. Use the downstairs as a mother in law quarters. Kids always love for their grandparents to be close by. This is a dead end cul-de-sac. Not much traffic goes down this road so if privacy is something you are looking for, this location offers it. 2nd option: Considering the price of land on todays market, you may consider having an architect redesign the house and turn this into your dream home. The location is GREAT! Updates: Central unit last two years, partials roof replacement in '21, gutters 1 1/2 yrs ago, ceiling & trim painted last 1 1/2, water heater 1 yr old, some stone tile flooring. See Agent Remarks
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Listed By: Linda Dickinson of Century 21 Portfolio-bold - (870) 239-1164
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