209 Kentucky Avenue Ghent, KY 41045

3
Bed
1/1
Bath
0.36
Acres
$175,000
MLS# 605859
3 BR
1/1 BA
0.36 AC
1/1
  • Sold

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Property Details

  • MLS#: 605859
  • Type: Single Family
  • Age:58
  • Architecture:Ranch
  • Construction:Vinyl Siding
  • Cooling:Central Air
  • Garage Spaces:2
  • Heating:Electric, Forced Air
  • Lot Description:150 x 105
  • Parking:Driveway, Garage, Attached
  • School District:Carroll County
  • Sewer:Public Sewer
  • Water:Public
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This listing courtesy of Malinda Weldon (859) 442-6800 , Ken Perry Realty (859) 442-6800

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