$480,000
3 Beds | 3 Baths (2 Full 1 Partial)
SqFt: 2,536 Sq Ft | Acres: 0.33
Subdivision: Cambridge Farms Ph 7 Sec 1
Zoned for the new Liberty Creek Middle and High School. Beautiful open concept and recently updated! Gorgeous new luxury vinyl hardwood throughout main floor! Massive fenced in back yard with storage shed. Recently installed patio gazebo with fan. Lots of new upgraded light fixtures etc.. Huge upstairs bonus room. Located on a beautiful cul-de-sac with an extra parking pad space for all your guest. Agent related to seller!
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