$399,900
Bedroom(s): 4
Bathroom(s): 2.5
Square Footage: 2651
Year Built: 2000
MLS#: 4698833
Found in Pinal County on 271 N MULESHOE Road in Apache Junction Arizona, this property has 4 bedroom(s) and 2.5 bathroom(s).
This Single Family - Detached home was built in 2000 and is currently available at $399,900.
For more information about MLS #4698833 or other homes for sale in the 85119 area of Apache Junction, please contact June Toppenberg by clicking on the Request More Information button.
| Attributes: | Four Bedroom, Ranch, Single-Family, Eco-Friendly, Multi-Zone HVAC, Multi-Pane Windows, Equestrian, Single-Story, Guest House, RV Park, Pool, Private Pool, Mountain View, Scenic, Homes 10,000 Plus SqFt Lot, One Plus Acre Home, 3 or More Car Garage, No HOA |
| Community Pool: | |
| Cooling System: | Refrigeration |
| County: | Pinal |
| Features: | Breakfast Bar, Formal, Dining in Great Room, Ceiling Fan(s), Sunscreen(s), Multi-Zones, Multi-Pane Wndws, Intercom, Water Softener Owned, Vaulted Ceiling(s), No Interior Steps |
| Fireplace: | 1 Fireplace, Gas Fireplace, Firepit |
| Heating System: | Electric Heat |
| Kitchen Ammenities: | Built-in Microwave, Wall Oven(s), Refrigerator, Range/Oven Elec, Pantry, Non-laminate Counter, Multiple Ovens, Kitchen Island, Disposal, Dishwasher, Cook Top Elec |
| Other Rooms: | Master Bedroom Walkin Closet, Separate Bedroom Exit, Great Room, Guest Quarters - Separate Entrance |
| Parking/Garage: | Electric Door Opener, RV Parking, RV Gate |
| Planned Community: | |
| Private Pool: | Pool - Private |
| Private Spa: | |
| Property Type: | Single Family - Detached |
| Roof: | All Tile |
| Stories: | 1 |
| Tax Amount: | $4,191 |
| Tax Year: | 2011 |
| Utilities: | Oth Gas (See Rmrks), SRP |
| Water Source: | Private Water Company |
| Listing Courtesy Of: | Elite Desert Realty, LLC |
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