Home For Sale
Come home to this brand new custom ranch with the latest in classic style w/upgraded body & trim package featuring current colors and accented stone exterior. Oversized 2-1/2 car garage and 322 square ft. clear coated cedar deck with great views of nature off the kitchen/great rm. 1950 square feet of beautiful and super efficient floor plan with Luxury vinyl wood plank flooring throughout the great room, foyer, kitchen, and halls with carpet in the bedrooms and tile in both of its' luxury baths. White Shaker kitchen w/granite counters & island overlook the great rm w/cathedral ceiling and stone fireplace flanked by built-ins on each side. Primary featuring oversized walk-in closet and main bath & bedrooms on the opposite side of the house for max in privacy. High 9' ceilings in the basement with 2 egress windows (and prepped for full bath) are ready for your vision & completion. PHOTOS SIMILAR TO SUBJECT. Bring your design ideas and let us build a home for you on one of the remaining 9 lots (3 on the lake!) Taxes are to be determined.Property Details
- Beds: 3
- Baths: 2.0
- Sq Feet: 1950
- Year Built: 2024
- Location: Grass Lake - Livingston County
- Acres: 0.600
- County: Livingston County
- Heat/AC: Fireplace, Forced Air
- Garage: Garage
- Siding: Stone, Vinyl Siding
- Roof:
- Stories: 1
- Fireplaces: Has Fireplace
- Property Taxes: $0
- MLS #: 24042094
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Listing Agent: Robert Ewing, Real Estate One, 734-216-5955, 734-662-8600 Listing Site, Listing Status: Active
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| Added: | Aug 16, 2024 |
| Updated on: | Aug 16, 2024 |
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