7101 LICKING Pike Cold Spring, KY 41076

20.5

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$349,000

MLS# 548769

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Property Details

MLS#: 548769
Type: Agriculture Lot
Features:Raw Land, Corner Lot
Lot Description:Per deed
School District:Campbell County Public
Sewer:None
Vegetation:Partially Wooded
WaterSource:Public

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This listing courtesy of Matt Mansfield (859) 866-1679, Henry Pogue (859) 640-3823, Pogue & Associates (859) 781-2201

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