Home for Sale at 82 Locust Grove Rd, Greensburg, KY 42743

82 Locust Grove Rd
Greensburg, KY 42743

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Property Details

List Price:	$79,500
Beds:	3
Baths:	2
Status:	Active
SqFt:	890
Agency:	UNITED COUNTRY METCALFE REALTY

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Lot Size:	--
Property Type:	Other
Year Built:	--
Notes:	SUMMARY: An older, fixer-upper, double-wide 22'x40' manufactured home with 880 sq ft and three bedrooms and two bathrooms on a quiet, country road in Green County, not far from Greensburg and Campbellsville. Also, included is a single car detached garage, measuring 24'x32' with a concrete floor and electric overhead door. All of this is situated on a beautiful all-lawn half acre. HOUSE: This all-electric, almost 900 sq ft double-wide mobile home constructed in 1985, needs some sheetrock repair work, painting, and some patching. The floors are vinyl covered. The plumbing and electrical function. There is central heat and air, distributed by ducting, although the outside air conditioning unit needs repair or replacement. There is a functioning window air conditioner in the kitchen area. A metal roof protects this structure. An attached back porch looks out over the mowed lawn and shade tree. The house rests on cinder blocks, is strapped down, and has full cinder block skirting. APPLIANCES: There are no appliances in the home at present. GARAGE: There is a single-car unattached garage measuring 24' x 32' with a concrete floor and shelving. The garage is electrically wired. There is a powered overhead door, which partially works. It needs a new hoisting cable wire on one side. The inside ceiling is sagging. The garage has a metal roof. LAND: The land comprises an all-lawn half acre with a slight slope away from the roadway. There are shade trees. LOCATION: This property is located on a very quiet road in Green County, just off of KY 68 - Greensburg-Edmonton Road. Nearby is a new Dollar General store and the intersection with KY 218. UTILITIES: The water and power are provided to the house and functioning. The water is provided by Green-Taylor Water District. The power comes from Taylor County. And the internet is available. RESTRICTIONS: No use restrictions and no zoning and no building department in Green County. HUNTING AND WILDLIFE: There is an abundance of large deer and turkey in this area. REMOTE: This property is located about 10 minutes from Greensburg, Kentucky, the county seat of Green County. RECREATION: In adjoining counties, many fishing and recreational lakes and rivers can be easily reached. Examples are: Green River Lake, Dale Hollow Lake, Barren River Lake, Cumberland Lake and River, and Nolin Lake. LISTING AGENT: Please call John F. Charles for a tour of this very special property.
MlsNumber:	11285042

Listing Provided By:	UNITED COUNTRY METCALFE REALTY, original listing
Name:	UNITED COUNTRY METCALFE REALTY
Phone:	(270) 432-7355
Office Name:	United Country Metcalfe Rlty & Auct Co Inc
Office Phone:	(270) 432-7355
Agent Name:	John F Charles
Disclaimer:	Copyright Â© 2024 My State MLS. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

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