Home for Sale at 215 N County Road 557, Gwinn, MI 49841

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215 N County Road 557
Gwinn, MI 49841

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Property Details

List Price:	$89,900
Beds:	2
Baths:	1
Status:	Pending
SqFt:	1202
Agency:	Call Terry Huffman Co DBA RE/MAX 1st Realty

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Description/Comments

Lot Size:	2 acre(s)
Property Type:	Residential
Year Built:	1976
Notes:	This well maintained home sitting on over 2 acres is conveniently located just minutes from town while still providing privacy in a rural setting. The entry way addition is spacious & heated. The kitchen boasts custom cabinetry with a peninsula for extra seating. Just past the dining area is a conveniently located laundry room/utility room, a full bathroom and a second bedroom. A Large addition was added on providing a large living room with floor to ceiling windows to take in your wooded views where you will find wild life wandering around the back yard. The addition also holds a spacious bedroom with a screened in entry way to sit and enjoy the serenity of your land. This home has been meticulously cared for over the years with a roofing structure added on, new windows installed, nice flooring throughout, central A/C and a back up generator! In a great location with year round easy access, a short walk to The Up North Lodge and only minutes from downtown's amenities, priced under $100k, this is not one you will want to miss!
MlsNumber:	50140249

Listing Provided By:	Call Terry Huffman Co DBA RE/MAX 1st Realty, original listing
Name:	Call Terry Huffman Co DBA RE/MAX 1st Realty
Phone:	(906) 225-1136
Office Name:	RE/MAX 1ST REALTY
Office Phone:	(906) 225-1136
Agent Name:	TRACY HENRIKSEN
Disclaimer:	Copyright Â© 2024 Upper Peninsula Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

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