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c.1900 Fixer Upper Farm House For Sale in Frankfort IN $35K

Posted on January 12, 2021January 11, 2021 by [email protected]

4747 W County Road 700 S, Frankfort, IN, 46041. $35,000

OHU50K NOTES

This fixer upper farm house for sale outside of Frankfort, Indiana, looks so forlorn and lonely. The old tire swing recalls the property’s happier times, but a new family is needed to infuse new life into the home. The old homestead most likely had more land at one time but now sits on 3/4 of a rural acre.

1bath
2 bedrooms
1,524sqft
0.74acre lot
Build date 1900
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Property Listing
Realtor: Sherry Cole with KELLER WILLIAMS LAFAYETTE

REALTOR COMMENTS

House with 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, fixer upper farm house for sale with over 1, 500 sqft, and on a 0.74 acre lot. Needs a lot of TLC but can be a great investment opportunity! Contact Sherry Cole with Keller Williams for a private showing TODAY!

REALTOR COMMENTS

House with 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, fixer upper farm house for sale with over 1, 500 sqft, and on a 0.74 acre lot. Needs a lot of TLC but can be a great investment opportunity! Contact Sherry Cole with Keller Williams for a private showing TODAY!

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