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514 S Avenue E
Washington, IA 52353
$224,900
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
2
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
1248
Property Description
Extensively remodeled from top to bottom in this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom ranch home with a great usable yard! A warm and inviting great room greets you when you enter through the front door. Nice functional floor plan throughout the main level ideal for entertaining. Fully renovated eat-in kitchen with new cabinets, new countertops including a large work island, a pantry, custom tile backsplash, undercabinet lighting, and upgraded appliances including a gas range and a custom-designed hood vent. Adorable corner drop-zone area with industrial style shelving for your kitchen accessories. Detailed custom-built beams separate the kitchen and great room area. The main level features two generous sized bedrooms. Enjoy the spacious and fully remodeled bathroom. The stairs leading to the lower level have just been rebuilt with a new custom-built wooden railing with iron balusters. The lower level has just been finished to include an additional 507 sq ft of living space with a family room, 3rd conforming bedroom with new egress window, full bathroom, and laundry room. Large unfinished storage that could be finished for more living space. Additional updates: new siding, painted exterior foundation, new front composite decking, new back landing with stained pressure treated wood, custom made shutters, new concrete pad and gravel driveway, all new light fixtures, interior doors, new front door and sliding glass patio door, 3 new small basement windows, added window in the main level bathroom, new ductwork, all new trim, new insulation between floor joists, new water heater, new modern style lighting, and new wide plank LVP flooring throughout. Freshly painted interior including the ceilings, some new electrical including adding a sub panel and all new plumbing.
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1962
MLS Number
202400992
Location
Address
514 S Avenue E
City
Washington
State
IA
Zip Code
52353
County
WASHINGTON
Listing
Provider
KALONA REALTY, INC., original listing
Name
KALONA REALTY, INC.
Phone
(Uni) ted-Stat xes13196565299
Office Name
KALONA REALTY, INC.
Office Phone
(319) 656-5299
Agent Name
Jessica Hochstedler Yoder

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