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This romantic ranch is right for you
1635 Lafayette Road
Painted brick charmer is immaculate and lovely! Hardwoods and all the details you’d expect in a Southern ranch classic. There are three bedrooms, two baths, plus an office. The first-floor master with a master bath has a romantic fireplace. Rooms are large, and the open kitchen has a spacious eat-in island and gas
stove. You’ll love the large dining room and even larger greatroom with fireplace and many lighted built-ins. A neutral palette throughout makes it fresh and ready for you! Originally $148,800, this gem is now offered at $135,800. Call Trevor for your private appointment.
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Spacious dining room, with plenty of room for buffet and hutch.
Romantic master bedroom with fireplace is located on first floor.
This West Haven beauty has curb appeal and a welcoming front entrance.
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