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This latest reimagining of older housing stock in the Cascade area had two things in mind, per its marketers: openness and warmth.
The 1940 three-bedroom was taken down to its studs and expanded, resulting in a “stunning” reno that fuses formal and chill spaces, all leading to a back deck that overlooks serene woods.
It listed with Homesnap in early January for $329,000 and more recently underwent a $10,000 price chop.
Of roughly a half-dozen houses priced north of $300,000 in the neighborhood, it’s the cheapest, but also among the smallest. All but two of those listings have undergone price reductions.
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Beyond an array of patios and pad parking, perks on Chatham Avenue include a marble-encased fireplace in the living room, self-closing cabinets and granite in the new kitchen, a master bedroom with nice views, and a bunker-like basement for storage. The square footage is clocked at 1,561.
The listing also notes that a four-camera security system comes with, and that 100 percent financing is available.
In marketing materials, everything from the Lee+White district and Tyler Perry Studios (10 minutes) and downtown and the airport (15 minutes) are cited as proximate attractions.
In conclusion, the listing advises: “Don’t let this one get away!”
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