625 Holderman Pl New Lebanon, OH 45345

4
Bed
3
Bath
$216,990
MLS# 829692
4 BR
3 BA
1/1
  • New Construction
  • Sold

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Property Details

  • MLS#: 829692
  • Type: Single Family
  • Age:2
  • Appliances:Dishwasher, Home Warranty, Microwave, Range
  • Basement Type:Slab
  • Construction:Vinyl
  • Cooling:Central
  • Garage:2 Car
  • Heating:Forced Air
  • Levels:2 Story
  • Lot Description:of record
  • School District:New Lebanon Local
  • Water:City Water

Rooms

  • Bedroom 2:14x18 (Level: 2ND)
  • Bedroom 3:10x12 (Level: 2ND)
  • Bedroom 4:13x11 (Level: 2ND)
  • Bedroom 5:10x12 (Level: 2ND)
  • Dining Room:10x12 (Level: 1ST)
  • Great Room:13x16 (Level: 1ST)
  • Kitchen:12x13 (Level: 1ST)
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This listing courtesy of Glen Whitten (419) 790-3106 , Ohio Property Group, LLC (419) 708-1235

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