129 Mader Street Butler, KY 41006

3

Bed

2

Bath

0.87

Acres

$205,000

MLS# 607151

3 BR

2 BA

0.87 AC

1/1

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Property Details

MLS#: 607151
Type: Single Family
Appliances:Dishwasher, Microwave, Refrigerator, Electric Oven, Electric Range
Architecture:Ranch
Basement Type:Full
Construction:Aluminum Siding
Cooling:Central Air
Heating:Forced Air
Lot Description:Per county record
Parking:Driveway
School District:Pendleton County
Sewer:Septic
Water:Public

Rooms

Bedroom 1:15x12 (Level: First)
Bedroom 2:11x10 (Level: First)
Bedroom 3:13x10 (Level: First)
Kitchen:13x11 (Level: First)
Living Room:14x11 (Level: Second)

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This listing courtesy of Nicholas Groh (859) 620-2169 , Horan Rosenhagen Real Estate (859) 415-4477

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