133 S WALNUT BEND RD

Welcome to your dream home! This stunning residence offers nrly 3800sqft of lux lvg space, metic. renovated while keeping the home's orig character and charm! Upon entering, be greeted by new flooring thru-out and a warm stone firepl. that invites you in to explore. The living space flows seamlessly to a compl ren. kitchen and a view of the bckyrd. 2 lrg beds down with 2 addl up. Bonus level above garage with massive game room that calls for a man cave or pool tble. Must see! Owner/agent listing

Beds 4
Baths 4
Status Sold

Features & Amenities

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Interior

Total Bedrooms: 4

Total Bathrooms: 4

Full Bathrooms: 3

Half Bathrooms: 1

Fireplace: Masonry

Appliances: Double Oven, Cooktop, Disposal, Dishwasher, Refrigerator

Other Interior Features: Vinyl/Luxury Vinyl Floor, Smooth Ceiling, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Primary Bedroom, 2 nd Bedroom, 2 or More Baths, Separate Living Room, Separate Dining Room, Separate Den, Updated/Renovated Kitchen, Island In Kitchen, Washer/Dryer Connections, 1 or More BR Down

Exterior

Stories: 2

Utilites: Gas Water Heater

Pool: None

Roof: Composition Shingles

Lot Features: Some Trees, Landscaped, Professionally Landscaped, Wood Fenced

Parking: Driveway/Pad, Workshop(s), Garage Door Opener(s), Front-Load Garage

Heat Type: Central, Gas, Dual System

AIR Conditioning: Central, Dual System

Substructure: Slab

Other Exterior Features: Deck, Well Landscaped Grounds, Wood Fence

Area & Lot

Status: Sold

MLS® ID: 10174520

Type: Residential

Year Built: 1981

Neighborhood: Communities

Architecture Styles: Traditional

Financial

Sales Price: $359,000

Real Estate Taxes: $1,806/yr

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Memphis, located on the Mississippi River in the southwest corner of Tennessee, is the largest city in the state. Settled by Native Americans and later the French, Memphis was founded in 1819 and incorporated in 1826. After falling to Union forces during the Civil War, then suffering yellow fever epidemics in the 1870s, the city declined and went bankrupt. With its prime location on the Mississippi, Memphis rebounded, becoming a natural distribution center for the South and Midwest.

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Phone: (901) 218-5781
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