2225 SW 30th Court, Redmond, OR 97756

$450,000
3
BD
2
BA
1,094
SqFt

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Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Realty Central Oregon.

List Price
$450,000
MLS#
220225976
Status
ACTIVE
City
Redmond
County
Deschutes
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Living Area
1,094
Year Built
1994

Property Description

A quiet home on a cul de sac on the Bend side Redmond. This location lands close to all of the amenities. This single-level updated home feels and lives larger than it's square footage with new laminate, carpet paint and water heater, it is move in ready after a professional clean. Great floorplan and fantastic back yard finished with an enormous deck facing Southwest, creating open, light filled, indoor/outdoor living at a great price! This super cute home is great for those starting, or those downsizing as the neighborhood fits all lifestyles. The side yard is huge for parking toys or adding more finished yard. Call your favorite broker for a showing today!

Additional Information

Taxes
$3,158
Acres
0.19
Water
Public
Heating
Heat Pump
Foundation
Stemwall
Flooring
Carpet, Laminate, Vinyl
Elementary School
Vern Patrick Elem
Middle School
Obsidian Middle
High School
Ridgeview High
Garage Spaces
2

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