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Description

Just one block from Quarry Hill Park and its more than 300 acres of trails and recreational opportunities, this classic one-story ranch offers a convenient location, comfortable living space, and plenty of potential to make it your own. The main level features hardwood floors throughout much of the home, a spacious living room with a large picture window, a separate dining area, and an efficient kitchen with oak cabinetry. Three main-floor bedrooms offer good closet space, along with both a full bath and a convenient half bath. The lower level provides a generous amount of additional usable space, including a large open recreation area, storage, and flexibility for a workshop, hobby room, or future finishing. Outside, low-maintenance siding, a long driveway, a detached one-car garage, and a spacious backyard add to the home's practicality and appeal. With its hardwood floors, three bedrooms on one level, versatile lower-level space, detached garage, and exceptional proximity to Quarry Hill Park, this home is a great opportunity for buyers looking to add their own updates and personal style over time.



Property Information

Status: Active
Sub Type: ********
List Price: $269,900
MLS#: 7134637
Current Price: $269,900
Address: 709 18th Avenue NE, Rochester, MN 55906
City: Rochester
State: MN
Postal Code: 55906
Geo Lat: 44.030357
Geo Lon: -92.441333
Subdivision: Sauers 1st Sub
County: Olmsted

Property Description

Year Built: 1957
Lot Size SqFt: 6098.4
Gen Tax: 3032
Specials Inst: 0
High School: Rochester
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Above Grade Finished Area: 1120
Below Grade Finished Area: 720
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Total SqFt.: 2240
Style: Array
Total Bedrooms: 3
Total Bathrooms: 2
Total Full Baths: 1
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Garage Stalls: 1
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