103 13th St SE Winter Haven, FL 33880
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About this home
Short Sale. Recently preapproved, now back on the market. Last appraisal came back at $300k (attached). Lender will need to update their appraisal, but should not take long. Quick turnaround time. Offering $5000 seller concessions towards buyer closing costs. If buyer needs more seller concessions the price will need to be raised, just add that into your offer.”NO HOA! Well-maintained and move-in ready, this three bedroom, two bathroom house has everything you need to call it "home". The roof was replaced in 2022 and the wiring was replaced within the last two years. Wood-look ceramic tile flows throughout the entire home, making it easy to clean and pet friendly. A real wood-burning fireplace is the focal point of the spacious living room, with a wonderful bay window that overlooks the front lawn. The galley kitchen has real wood cabinets and tile counter tops, and comes with a new stainless steel refrigerator and glass top stove. A new sink, faucet and disposal were just installed. All three bedrooms have full-width closets, and the owners suite has an ensuite bathroom with tiled shower stall. One of the bedrooms was used as a gaming room, with one wall being painted with Chroma Key green video paint, specifically designed for maximum gaming enjoyment. The inside laundry closet comes equipped with a new LG ThinQ Single Unit Front Load WashTower, that lets you start and stop wash cycles remotely and get notifications when your laundry is done. The HVAC system was installed within the last two years, each room having it's own high efficiency mini-split unit for personalized temperature control. At the back of the home you'll find a two-car carport and a large storage room for all your yard tools, plus a large fenced back yard. Call now for your private tour!
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