14750-B Lunsford Road Morning View, KY 41063

24

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$275,000

MLS# 552927

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Property Details

MLS#: 552927
Type: Agriculture Lot
Features:Cleared, Pasture, Rolling Slope
Lot Description:24 Acres
School District:Kenton County Public
Sewer:Septic
Vegetation:Partially Wooded
WaterSource:Public

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This listing courtesy of Cindy Cahill (859) 991-0800, Realty Executives Select (859) 344-0800

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