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211 E Columbia Street

Oakland City, IN, 47660

  • Price $45,000
  • Beds3
  • Baths10⁄1
  • Sq. Ft.2800
  • MLS #202417632
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    WOW! We have a perfect opportunity for an investor! TOTAL 2800 square feet, 1400 upstairs, 1400 main floor. (Including a 1400sqft cellar) A two-story brick building once used as an attorney's office, that includes 4 rooms downstairs with a half bath and 2 rooms upstairs with a full bath. A NEW METAL ROOF was put on March 20th,2024! Both floors have separate HVAC systems; Both floors have separate controlled thermostats; Both floors have separate electrical boxes. (Upstairs - 120 AMP & Downstairs- 200AMP) With a little bit of work this could be a great ASSET!! The Purchase also includes TWO LOTS. The second lot 50x144 has a home that needs to be demoed.
    Bedrooms
    3
    Style
    Two Story
    Bathrooms
    10⁄1
    County
    Gibson County
    Lot Size
    0.3170
    Year Built
    1924
    Water
    Public
    Sewer
    City
    Sq, ft. finished
    2,800sq. ft (approx.)
    Sq, ft. total
    2800sq. ft (approx)
    Garage
    No - 0.0 car
    Subdivision
    None
    Cooling
    Central Air
    Heating
    Forced Air
    Basement
    Cellar
    Exterior
    Brick
    Annual Taxes
    971.00
    Association Dues
    0.00
    District
    East Gibson S.D.
    Elementary
    Wood Memorial
    Middle School
    Wood Memorial
    High School
    Wood Memorial
    IDX information provided by the Indiana Regional MLS
    Listing provided courtesy of Andrea White of RE/MAX REVOLUTION, 540-333-1869.

      Heath Klein

      Realtor/Broker
      Cell: (812) 291-2202

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    Listing Data updated: November 2, 2024, 12:00 am
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