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$450,000
Rural Mountain View County
6015 Township Road 334, Rural Mountain View County, Alberta, T0M1X0
This 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home in Rural Mountain View County is for sale offering roughly 1,046 sq ft of space. It has been on the market 8 days, fresher than the Rural Mountain View County average of 156 days.
3.79 acres on a treed lot, with a spring fed pond!! Yes, it is an absolutely beautiful setting! The bungalow has 3 bedrooms and 1 full bath with an unfinished basement. Wraparound deck to the back, with a covered deck off the back kitchen entry. The kitchen features cupboards from Thomasville with ample cupboard space, a large island, 2 new windows and a skylight. The living room has a wood burning stove to warm the cool nights. There is a detached double garage and a 1500 Square foot shop with a wood burning stove to heat it! All just 10 minutes north of Sundre. (id:66096)
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Active: 8 days on market, against an average age of 156 days across the listings currently for sale in this city
This 3-bed single family in Rural Mountain View County has been listed for 8 days, which is 148 days fresher than the city average of 156. Act while there is still low competition.
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