30 N Walnut St Germantown, OH 45327

4
Bed
2
Bath
1,701
Sq. Ft
0.13
Acres
$169,900
MLS# 837734
4 BR
2 BA
1,701 Sq. Ft
0.13 AC
1/1
  • Sold

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Property Details

  • MLS#: 837734
  • Type: Single Family
  • Sq. Ft:1,701
  • Age:141
  • Basement Type:Cellar, Partial
  • Construction:Aluminum, Frame
  • Cooling:Central
  • Garage:2 Car, Detached, Opener
  • Gas:Natural Gas
  • Heating:Forced Air
  • Levels:2 Story
  • Lot Description:irr
  • Outside:Fence, Porch
  • S/A Taxes:1269.00
  • School District:Valley View Local
  • Sewer:Sanitary Sewer
  • Water:City Water

Rooms

  • Bedroom 2:17x10 (Level: 1ST)
  • Bedroom 3:17x11 (Level: 2ND)
  • Bedroom 4:13x10 (Level: 2ND)
  • Bedroom 5:13x11 (Level: 2ND)
  • Eat In Kitchen:18x13 (Level: 1ST)
  • Living Room:17x10 (Level: 1ST)
  • Utility Room:22x7 (Level: 1ST)
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This listing courtesy of Jeffrey Fannin (937) 545-0766, RE/MAX Solutions Plus (937) 855-3471

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