Clarksville / Castle Hill neighborhood Condo. 2 bed, 2 bath, over 1000 sq. ft. w/ Pool!

Quiet & serene complex in heart of Clarksville. / Castle Hill neighborhood. 2-story brick complex nestled in mature live oaks w/ courtyard & pool. Unit 114 has largest plan: best in complex. Open plan connects living/dining space. Large windows & doors open to courtyard pool. Enjoy neighborhood lifestyle w/o hassles of single family home ownership. Granite counters, wood flooring in the living and dining areas, travertine in the kitchen and high-end carpet & padding in the bedrooms. plank doors through-out, crown molding in living and dining. Elegant pool & courtyard. Covered assigned parking. Ample storage and built-ins, front-load washer and dryer in unit. Windows replaced in 2015 throughout, HOA includes all utilities (gas, electric, water,ww, trash)
Condo Built in 1960 HOA Fee: $423/mo Cooling: Central Heating: Forced air Parking: Carport, Off street, 1 space
FEATURES Barbecue Pool ADDITIONAL FEATURES stainless appliances - refrigerator microwave range dishwasher washer and dryer
CONSTRUCTION Exterior material: Brick Roof type: Composition Stories: 1st Floor Unit.
Currently an Off Market Property. Ballpark Value from 285K to 350K.
For more information, showing, etc
George Vance McGee
Horizon Realtor 512.657.9281 iphone georgevance@gmail.com ABOR Realtor Member

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