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7565 N 6th Street
Kalamazoo, MI 49009
$699,500
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2544
Property Description
NEW PRICE ON A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY! A spectacular 30-acre parcel filled with everything that an outdoor enthusiast could have! Beyond the private drive you will find beautiful views of Oak Trees and Pines; 6 acres of corn, rows of apple trees, an aerated pond stocked with bass, bluegill, and huge coy; a trout stream, and plenty of wildlife! This is an outdoor persons' paradise! The Kal-Haven Trail is adjacent on one side of the property, and the Alamo preserves surrounding the back. You are set up for prime hunting, fishing, hiking, snow-mobiling, & more! This diamond in the rough hosts an open-loop geothermal forced-air heating and AC system; back-up generator hook-up, propane for pole barn heat, and central vac. On the main floor there is a copper lined fireplace in the sunroom, 3 bed rm rooms including a primary ensuite, all closets are cedar lined, Oak floors that were harvested right from the property, hand crafted hickory kitchen cabinets, main-floor laundry, access to the wrap around deck, vaulted cedar ceilings with skylights, kitchen with center island and eating area, all with an abundance of natural light. On the lower walkout level you have over 1500 SF of finished rec room with second copper fireplace and live-edge mantle, a trophy room, large walk-in cedar storage room, a third full bathroom, and wood burning stove (if you choose it'll heat the entire house!). The house is newly painted throughout, solid plaster walls, Andersen Insulated Low-e glass windows, security system, new roof by Sherrif Goslin, and wireless internet available. This unique property is only missing a new owner. Schedule your private showing soon!
Property Information
Lot Size
30 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1989
MLS Number
24006934
Location
Address
7565 N 6th Street
City
Kalamazoo
State
MI
Zip Code
49009
County
KALAMAZOO
Listing
Provider
Chuck Jaqua, REALTOR, original listing
Name
Chuck Jaqua, REALTOR
Phone
(269) 381-7653
Office Name
Chuck Jaqua, REALTOR
Office Phone
(269) 381-7653
Agent Name
Kate Getman

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