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Large yard, great location, updated throughout

Listing ID 22033056 | Updated 111 days ago

$148,000
Willing to negotiate
For Sale

5270 N 130th Circle
Omaha, NE 68164
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3 beds, 2.50 baths
Single Family

Ask the Owner

Brad Almquist
Primary
Also try 402 6165438

About this Property

Bedrooms:3 Bathrooms:2.50 Floors:2.0 Square Footage:1600

Year Built:1994 School District:Fullerton grade school, Buffet jr high, Burke high school Garage Size:2.0 Lot Size:12,920 Sq. Ft.
0.30 Acre(s)

Amenities:Fireplace, Central AC, Security System, Carpeted Floors, Wood Floors, Appliances Included, Deck/Porch, Fenced Yard, Garage

Updated home located on a quiet cul-de-sac minutes from shopping, dining, elementary and middle school and interstate access. New roof sept '08, frieze carpet 2 years old on main floor, new wood laminate flooring in kitchen and dining area, huge fenced in back yard with 6ft privacy fence (not even a year old), shed located in back yard for extra storage space, neutral paint throughout entire house, gas fire place in basement, security system installed. House includes microwave, ceramic top stove, dishwasher and double wide fridge. Walk in closet in master bedroom. Located in Ironridge subdivision. Nice deck off dining room that will be professionally power-washed and stained by June 16th. House has been maintained and very updated, move in ready! Call for showing any time.

~New roof Sept 08

~main floor carpet 2 years old

~6 ft privacy fence

~gas fire place in basement

~oven, microwave, dishwasher and refrigerator included

~June 16th- deck professionally powerwashed/stained, and outside house repainted

Open for paying closing costs.

Contact the Owner

Call the Owner

Brad Almquist
Primary
Also try 402 6165438

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