7944 Gilmore Rd Reading, MI 49274
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Welcome to this stunning ranch home, built in 2020, offering modern comfort and style throughout. With 9-foot ceilings on both levels and a full basement, this spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bath residence provides plenty of room for everyone, featuring two inviting living rooms and a convenient coffee bar. The primary suite is a true retreat with a walk-in closet and relaxing jacuzzi tub. The large kitchen is perfect for entertaining, complete with an island, abundant cabinet space, and included appliances.Additional highlights include framed/studded basement walls, crown molding, and numerous upgrades that make this home truly move-in ready. Step outside to enjoy the expansive 18x30 back deck overlooking the fully fenced 2.5-acre lot with dual gate entry, perfect for gatherings or quiet evenings. A 32x48 heated, cooled, and insulated pole barn with extra power offers endless options for storage, hobbies, or workspace.This unique property also features a large former 90x120 grow operation with steel siding...ideal for crops, livestock, or potential conversion into a true pole barn. Propane tank is owned. Just miles from the Ohio and Indiana state lines, this property combines modern finishes, functional design, and peaceful country living at its best. Buyer and buyer's agent to verify all information. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Call today for your own viewing! This company makes no warranty or representations about the contents of this data. It is the responsibility of the parties looking at the property to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of this information. Taxes were obtained from the local assessor and the taxes could change for the buyer after a closed transaction.
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