601 E Seminary Street Vevay, IN 47043

3
Bed
2
Bath
0.14
Acres
$150,000
MLS# 1713193
3 BR
2 BA
0.14 AC
1/1
  • Sold
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Property Details

  • MLS#: 1713193
  • Type: Single Family
  • Age:68
  • Architecture:Ranch
  • Basement Type:None
  • Construction:Vinyl Siding
  • Cooling:Central Air
  • Garage:Built in, Front
  • Garage Spaces:1
  • Gas:Natural
  • Heating:Gas
  • Kitchen:Wood Cabinets, Eat-In
  • Lot Description:.14 acre
  • Misc:Ceiling Fan, Attic Storage
  • Parking:Driveway
  • Primary Bedroom:Bath Adjoins
  • S/A Taxes:488.19
  • School District:Switzerland County
  • Sewer:Public Sewer
  • View:City
  • Water:Public

Rooms

  • Bedroom 1:14x13 (Level: 1)
  • Bedroom 2:12x10 (Level: 1)
  • Bedroom 3:12x10 (Level: 1)
  • Kitchen:17x11 (Level: 1)
  • Laundry Room:22x11 (Level: 1)
  • Living Room:17x13 (Level: 1)
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This listing courtesy of Holly Allen (812) 537-1700, Fehrman Realty (812) 537-1700

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