150 Christina Way Carlisle, OH 45005

4

Bed

2/2

Bath

2,907

Sq. Ft

0.38

Acres

$295,000

MLS# 864473

4 BR

2/2 BA

2,907 Sq. Ft

0.38 AC

1/1

Sold

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Property Details

MLS#: 864473
Type: Single Family
Sq. Ft:2,907
Age:18
Basement Type:Finished, Full
Construction:Brick, Vinyl
Cooling:Central
Garage:2 Car, Attached
Heating:Forced Air
Levels:2 Story
Lot Description:Irr
S/A Taxes:2686.97
School District:Carlisle Local

Rooms

Bedroom 1:17x12 (Level: 2ND)
Bedroom 2:14x11 (Level: 2ND)
Bedroom 3:10x10 (Level: 2ND)
Bedroom 4:11x10 (Level: 2ND)
Dining Room:12x10 (Level: 1ST)
Eat In Kitchen:6x6 (Level: 1ST)
Entry:8x4 (Level: 1ST)
Family Room:28x13 (Level: QUAD)
Kitchen:11x10 (Level: 1ST)
Living Room:17x13 (Level: 1ST)

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