5700 Lantern Ln Midland, MI 48642
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Move-in ready and beautifully updated, this 4-bedroom, 2-bath quad-level in the Midland Public Schools district offers 1,857 above ground square footage, plus a fully finished 600 square foot lower level for extra living space. Inside you'll find brand new durable laminate plank flooring through the whole home. The new updated lighting throughout, remodeled kitchen with brand-new stainless appliances installed in May of this year make living here just that much easier. This kitchen offers ample counter space, a bright breakfast nook, along with a separate dining room ideal for family gatherings. The main floor also has a sitting area with a fantastic view of the front yard. Upstairs you will find three comfortable bedrooms and a full bath, while the lower levels add a family/rec room, 4th bedroom, a flexible bonus space for an office, gym, or guests, a second full bath, washer and dryer and plenty of storage. Outside features an above-ground pool with deck space for summer fun, a full in-ground sprinkler system to keep the lawn looking sharp, and an attached two-car garage for parking and storage. Along with the beautiful front retaining wall the yard comes equipped with an electric fence to keep your favorite pet safe and in the yard. Recent updates include the kitchen remodel with new appliances, whole-home lighting refresh, durable Mohawk laminate flooring, and fresh interior paint. Walk to Kaufman Park for playgrounds and trails, enjoy quick access to shopping, dining, and downtown Midland, or hop on US-10 for an easy commute or weekend getaway. If you're looking for a move-in ready home with modern updates, flexible living space, and outdoor amenities, this one delivers. Schedule your private showing today!
Source: REALCOMP #5050190501
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