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Beds • 3
Baths • 2
SQFT • 1,344
Home Details
Immaculate 1953 Ranch in a lovely Raytown neighborhood. Top to bottom remodel with permits pulled and all work signed off on (...how often is that true for a "flip"?). The layout has been intelligently re-worked to feature a large primary bedroom suite with attached bathroom and generously sized walk in closet that also is home to the washer and dryer! No more trudging downstairs for laundry. The main level also features 2 additional bedrooms (one is great for home office), and a remodeled hall bathroom. The kitchen and living room are open to each other and flow nicely out onto the giant back patio. Lots of work has been done to clear growth from the yard and provide a fully fenced blank slate for the new owner to enjoy. There are also steps from the back patio down to the full unfinished basement which adds potential for additional square footage. Just look at the herringbone tile pattern in the bathrooms--or the natural butcher block counters next to the penny-tile backsplash! Picture perfect. Brand new AC and water heater, as well as all new high end appliances that stay with the house!! You'll love living just a block from shopping, grocery store, and many restaurants off 350 highway. Location could not be better. Hurry over and see!
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Interior Features for 7302 Elm Avenue
Bedrooms
Total Bedrooms3
Bathrooms
Full Baths2
Half Baths
Other Interior Features
Above Grade Finished Area1344
Air Conditioning Y/NYes
BasementConcrete, Finished, Sump Pump, Walk Out
Basement (Y/N)Yes
Below Grade Finished Area0
Dining Area FeaturesEat-In Kitchen
Fireplace FeaturesFamily Room, Wood Burning
Fireplace Y/NYes
Floor Plan FeaturesRanch
FlooringLuxury Vinyl Plank, Wood
Laundry FeaturesIn Basement
Total Fireplaces1
General for 7302 Elm Avenue
AppliancesDishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Refrigerator, Built-In Electric Oven, Washer
Architectural StyleTraditional
Assoc Fee Paid PerAnnually
Association NameGregory Heights
CityRaytown
Construction MaterialsWood Siding
CoolingElectric
CountyJackson
DirectionsFrom Gregory and Ditzler, travel south on Diztler to Elm and go left (southeast). Home will be on your right.
Elementary SchoolWestridge
Garage Y/NNo
HMS_MaintenanceProvidedYNNo
HOA45
HOA / Comm AssnYes
HeatingNatural Gas
High SchoolRaytown South
High School DistrictRaytown
In Flood PlainNo
Listing TermsCash, Conventional, FHA, VA Loan
Lot Size Square Feet7289
Lot Size UnitsSquare Feet
MLS Area205 - Raytown Area
Middle/Junior High SchoolSouth Middle School
Percent OwnershipPrivate
Property SubTypeSingle Family Residence
Property TypeResidential
Public RemarksImmaculate 1953 Ranch in a lovely Raytown neighborhood. Top to bottom remodel with permits pulled and all work signed off on (...how often is that true for a flip ?). The layout has been intelligent
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