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Neighborhood: Joy Community

A stately Tudor-style residence sitting on a spacious double lot, this impressive home draws the viewer in with its steeply-pitched rooflines, half-timbered facade, and wood shingle-brick exterior. Other attractive features include:

  • Latticed, leaded glass windows
  • Wall-to-wall hardwood floors
  • Three-car brick garage
  • Arched entryways
  • Grand brick fireplace
  • In-built cabinets
  • Original wood detailing

The property is ideally located next to Stoepel Park and nearby several popular grade schools. The shopping and dining options of Warren Avenue and Fairlane and Rolling Oaks Square shopping centers are also just moments away.

While the home is in decent condition with many historic features, the purchaser should plan on some repairs and review the attached Pre-Sale Inspection Report. Please also note that the purchaser is responsible for the current year (2014); property taxes at the time of closing.

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