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1291 NE 11th St is a 1952-built home in Bass Sub, Okeechobee. Inside you'll find 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, and 520 square feet of living space. Listed at $113,490 (about $218/sqft), 9 days on market. Flood zone X - outside the FEMA high-risk areas, which keeps insurance manageable.
Introducing your new warm retreat in Sunny Okeechobee, Florida. This 520 sq. Ft single family residence is ready for its new owner. Recently replaced Metal roof with new mini split AC system. All appliances are included, newer convection oven and refrigerator. The two adjoining lots are also included with Tax ID's: R1-15-37-35-0080-00040-0020 & R1-15-37-35-0080-00040-0030. You have plenty of space for a garden, pool and to store all of your equipment/vehicles. Affordable living at its finest.
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Price
$113,490
$218 per sq ft
Beds and baths
2 beds, 1 baths
Size
520 sq ft
Time on market
9 days
Year built
1952
Monthly payment
About $736/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $1,044 annual tax bill, insurance.
Flood zone
Zone X
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