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3737 W CORONA AVENUE, PHOENIX, AZ 85041

3737 W CORONA Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85041

$399,999

Beds: 3
Baths: 1
Sq. Ft.: 966
Type: House
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Listing #6686184
Must See! A Diamond in the rough! Remodeled! Gorgeous Italian tile throughout! Open floor plan. Spacious beautiful Back yard to enjoy those AMAZING Arizona Sunsets! Near Golf courses & parks with lakes & mountains to ENJOY!
Listing Courtesy of Vylla Home
Property Features
Location Information
County: Maricopa
Cross Street: 35th Ave. Broadway
Community Features: Near Bus Stop
Latitude: 33.405585
Longitude: -112.13859
Subdivision: INDEPENDENCE PARK 4 LOTS 133-183 & 223
Directions: South Phoenix
Township: 1N
Interior Features
Has Den/Office: Yes
Interior: Eat-in Kitchen, Separate Shwr & Tub, Granite Counters
Primary Bedroom Description: Separate Shwr Tub
Full Baths: 1
Spa: None
Kitchen Description: Disposal, Granite Countertops
Association Amenities: None
Has Fireplace: No
Fireplace Description: None
Heating: Electric
Cooling: Refrigeration, Ceiling Fan(s)
Floors: Tile
Has Basement: No
Exterior Features
Stories: 1
Construction: Painted, Block, Brick
Roof: Composition
Water Source: City Water
Septic or Sewer: Public Sewer
Water: City Water
Covered Spaces: 1
Carport Spaces: 1
Parking Description: RV Gate, Side Vehicle Entry, Detached
Garage Spaces: 0
Fencing: Chain Link
Has a Pool: No
Pool Description: None
Is a Horse Property: No
Lot Features: Grass Front, Grass Back
Lot Size in Acres: 0.15
Lot Size in Sq. Ft.: 6,595
Road Improvements: City Maintained Road
School
Elementary School: Maurice C. Cash Elementary School
Jr. High School: Maurice C. Cash Elementary School
High School: Cesar Chavez High School
Additional Information
Possession: Close Of Escrow
Property Type: SFR
Dwelling Type: Single Family - Detached
# of Interior Levels: 1
Year Built: 1960
Status: Active
Lot Features: Grass Front, Grass Back, Near Bus Stop
Tax Year: 2023
Tax Amount: $426
Builder: John F. Long
Square Feet Source: County Assessor
New Financing: Cash2, VA5, Conventional5, FHA5
Buyer Agency Compensation: 3.0%


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