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Existing Home In
New Harmony City
,
Washington County
, UT 84757 . Subdivision:
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1251 E 800 N ,
New Harmony City
,
Washington County
, UT 84757
The Home
Status: Sold / Style: Rambler/Ranch /
/SQF
799,900
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Escape The Heat And Come Enjoy The Views On This 20+ Acre Property In New Harmony. Home Offers Nice Open Floor Plan With 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms And An Unfinished Basement With An Outside Basement Entrance, 2x6 Construction, Private Well And 2 ACFT Of Water. Office Could Be Used As A 4th Bedroom With Potential For 4 More Bedrooms In The Unfinished Basement.
MLS#: 1755130
0
910404 Lot Size Sq. Ft.
5400 Finished Sq. Ft.
3 Beds
2 Baths
2 Garages
799,900
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* Estimated Mortgage based on an average mortgage rate of 6.72 30 Year Fixed. This rate is offered with 20% down and a credit score of 740+ Taxes and Insurance not included.
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