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2050 W. Dunlap Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85021
$49,900
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
2
Bathroom
1
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
720
Property Description
This home had a lot of attention to detail while it was being remodeled for you, you can tell they took a lot of pride and time, in remodeling this stunningly appointed home. Let's begin with the outside of the home as you pull up to this home you will see that it has been freshly painted with the popular colors that are trending in today's market. The Az room has astro turf that is plush, so while you are sitting outside enjoying some of Arizona's beautiful sunrises and sunsets your fur baby will be so happy and feeling very pampered as well. The railing was upgraded and painted so it looks nice and clean. There is an area just behind the Az. room where you can entertain your family and friends, and just around the corner you will see a raised area for a garden or planting beautiful plants and flowers, and you will have a view of the mountain. This home also comes with a nice sized shed. Let's be mesmerized as we step inside the home, your 1st impression is that it smells very nice, and it is pristine clean! All the flooring inside the home was professionally done with plank flooring and it shines so bright. The inside of the home in all the rooms of this home were also freshly painted. You will also notice that even the ceiling they took a lot of time, and pride, and paid special attention to details it looks amazing. All the blinds in the home are upgraded / updated blinds, and they look fabulous and easy to open and close. The kitchen is just beyond words on how fabulous of a job they did. Not only did they widen the new cabinets, of course they were upgraded, and they have new counter tops, new large farm sink, new stainless-steel appliances, new flooring and blinds and the lighting was also upgraded, and it looks so amazing, it's really a must see to appreciate. The bathroom was totally remodeled, and everything in the bathroom is all updated / upgraded and new. Both bedrooms are a good size and will fit your belongings comfortably, the time is now to make an appointment to view this home as homes as nice as this one are never on the market very long. You are going to be so happy that you did, all move in ready for you!!
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Other
Year Built
--
MLS Number
11279550
Location
Address
2050 W. Dunlap Ave
City
Phoenix
State
AZ
Zip Code
85021
County
MARICOPA (NORTHEAST PHOENIX)
Listing
Provider
Desertscape, original listing
Name
Desertscape
Phone
(602) 943-5833
Office Name
Desertscape
Office Phone
(623) 206-4602
Agent Name
Kim Nelson

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