701 S Durand St Jackson, MI 49203
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STATELY COLONIAL HOME FOR SALE IN JACKSON, MI, OFFERING SPACIOUS, ELEGANT LIVING NEAR PARKS, TRAILS, AND THE HEART OF THE CITY!PROPERTY OVERVIEWWelcome to your dream home! This impressive colonial residence is situated in the vibrant city of Jackson, Michigan. Ideally located, the property offers convenient access to beautiful parks and scenic trails, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. Just minutes away, you'll find a variety of shopping and dining options, as well as the central business district, ensuring you're always close to everything the city has to offer.HOME FEATURESSize: Nearly 4,000 square feet of finished living space, providing ample room for relaxation, entertaining, and everyday living.Bedrooms: Four spacious bedrooms, including a luxurious primary suite.Bathrooms: Five bathrooms in total--three full bathrooms on bedroom level, offering privacy and convenience for everyone. Guest baths on main level and in finished basement....." Primary Suite: The expansive primary suite features a private bathroom, creating a perfect retreat at the end of the day. " Basement: Enjoy a finished basement, ideal for a home theater, gym, playroom, or additional entertaining space. " Outdoor Space: Relax and unwind in your private backyard, a peaceful haven for family gatherings, gardening, or simply enjoying the outdoors. LOCATION BENEFITS This property boasts a prime location close to: " Parks and recreational trails " Shopping centers and local boutiques " Diverse dining options " The heart of Jackson's central business district PRICE This stately colonial home is priced to sell at $300,000. Don't miss the opportunity to own a spacious, elegant residence in one of Jackson's most desirable neighborhoods. SELLER HAS AN ASSUMABLE MORTAGE AVAIALABLE AT +/- 2.25%. Seller will also consider a LAND CONTRACT sale. SCHEDULE A TOUR Contact REALTOR today to schedule a private tour and experience all this beautiful home has to offer!
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