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4906 VERNE RD

PRICE: $126,000

4906 VERNE RD
Memphis, TN 38117

Perfect Colonial Acres location. If you like OPEN floor plans check this one out. 2 beds, 1 bath and an EXTRA LARGE living area and covered parking area. Updated kitchen and bathroom. Hardwood and Tile only. No carpet. The roof is only 7 years old. Do you have hobbies\? Check out the backyard building that has electricity already in it. Call today for a private showing!!

  • Beds 2
  • Living Area 7,405.2 Sq.Ft.
  • Status Sold

Features & Amenities

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Interior

Total Bedrooms: 2
Full Bathrooms: 1
Kitchen: Dishwasher, Disposal, Microwave, Range/Oven
Other Interior Features: 9 or more Ft Ceiling, Part Hardwood, Smooth Ceiling, Tile, Vaulted/Coff/Tray Ceiling, 1 Bath, 2 nd Bedroom, Den/Great Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Primary Bedroom, Breakfast Bar, Great Room, LR/DR Combination, Pantry, Updated/Renovated Kitchen, 1 or More BR Down, All Bedrooms Down, Full Bath Down, Primary Down, Renovated Bathroom, Attic Access, Pull Down Attic Stairs, Security System

Exterior

Stories: 1
Utilites: Public Sewer, Public Water
Pool: None
Roof: Composition Shingles
Lot Features: Chain Fenced, Landscaped, Some Trees, Wood Fenced
Parking: Attached, Driveway/Pad, Workshop(s)
Heat Type: Central
AIR Conditioning: Ceiling Fan(s), Central
Other Exterior Features: Patio, Wood Fence, Chain Fence, Workshop

Area & Lot

Status: Sold
Living Area: 7,405.2 Sq.Ft.
Lot Area: 7,405.2 Sq.Ft.
MLS® ID: 10068694
Type: Residential
Year Built: 1955
Neighborhood: Communities
Architecture Styles: Traditional

Financial

Sales Price: $126,000
Real Estate Taxes: $886/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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