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Townhouse
$469,000$281 / sqft
9326 W 33RD Lane, Hialeah FL 33018
Listed
3
Bedrooms
1,668 sqft
Interior
2016
Year built
$329 / mo
HOA
Townhouse
Type
About this home
Seller offering $20,000 at closing to qualified buyers! Don't miss this opportunity! Gorgeous Townhome Priced to sell! Schedule and tour this 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath townhouse in Bonterra offering 1,668 sq. ft., across two floors, combining a modern open-plan with solid construction in a gated community setting. The home features a granite-countered kitchen with espresso, finishes. Natural light flows through bright living spaces that connect to a private patio. The bedrooms are upstairs. The spacious primary suite showcases tray ceilings and an attached bathroom. This townhouse presents solid value and a well-maintained residence ready for immediate occupancy. The seller concession makes it possible to own your dream home in highly sought after Hialeah, in a highly ranked school district . $20,000 is roughly 6 months of mortgage payments, what's there to think about. Deals like this don't come by that often. In addition this gated community is central to great schools, shopping, dining and major highways. Schedule your tour today!
Features
- Closet Cabinetry
- Pantry
- Volume Ceilings
- Walk-In Closet(s)
- Family Room
- Utility Room/Laundry
- Barbeque
- Other
- Other Water View
Location
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