Home for Sale at 156504 W Old Inland Empire Hwy, Prosser, WA 99350

156504 W Old Inland Empire Hwy
Prosser, WA 99350

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Property Details

List Price:	$699,900
Beds:	3
Baths:	3
Status:	Active
SqFt:	2460
Agency:	WEBB's REALTY & ASSOCIATES, LLC

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Description/Comments

Lot Size:	8 acre(s)
Property Type:	Residential
Year Built:	1914
Notes:	MLS# 275189 Have to see all the charm this 2-story farmhouse has to offer. Kitchen has been redone, real hardwood floors in dining room and kitchen area, have to see all the woodwork that there is in this home, living room has a bench window seat between to built in bookcases off of living room this can be either an office with French doors that could be used as a 4th bedroom since it has a closet and hallway that leads to a redone bathroom. On the back of the house is the utility room that also could be used as a sunroom, have to see all the windows there are. Then you have an entry door that leads to the basement with also a private outside door entry too. Have to see how pretty the staircase rails are going up to the second floor that has real hardwood floors. Two large bedrooms with a half bathroom in the hallway. Primary bedroom has a huge storage room that could be used as a walk-in closet, plus a new ensuite bathroom. Outside you have a front covered patio area that overlooks the front pasture area. When you drive in the driveway you meet your iron gate with electric gate openers. In the back yard you have a nice patio area and a pond area, you have a "she shack" little shed area that is sheet rocked, shed with doors for all your lawn tools, a chicken coop with a fenced coop area. Have to see the historical registered barn that has wood floors and a 12 cow feeders to milk them, in the center area you have double doors that open up to a very large area that you can put 5-10 ton of hay in plus to loft areas that you can store more hay in for the winter, other side of barn you have an office/ tack room plus two built in bunk bedroom, there is also two stalls area that have Dutch doors, has a 100 ft. round pen area, plus an 1/2 acre dry pen with lean-to and auto water tank. Also have a 16 watts generator that runs off of propane and comes on when power goes off for the well pump and heating system and lights in the home. This place is ready for you to bring all your pets and toys and call this home. Call your realtor and make an appointment before it is gone./Scott Webb/Cell: 509-438-9104/Webb's Realty & Associates, LLC/Denise Webb/
MlsNumber:	275189

Listing Provided By:	WEBB's REALTY & ASSOCIATES, LLC, original listing
Name:	WEBB's REALTY & ASSOCIATES, LLC
Phone:	(509) 392-2505
Office Name:	Webb's Realty & Associates, LLC
Office Phone:	(509) 392-2505
Agent Name:	Scott Webb
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