Unbeatable,
better than new, affordable luxury home. Welcome to Great Western
Crossing’s Middlebrook, Iowa’s first Agrihood, and Cumming’s premier
development! This sophisticated 2-Story, Modern Farmhouse, 4BR/4BA
resale, built by Ground Breaker Homes has it all. Best value, priced
Hundreds-of-Thousands $$ less than neighboring new builds. Loaded
w/owner upgrades, functional spaces, features, finishes and lush
professional landscaping. Home sits adjacent to your own park/play area,
all located just minutes from WDM’s world-class amenities and steps
from Middlebrook’s engaging and growing activities scene. A relaxing and
serene flow embodies the home. Large windows encompass the main level
and provide abundant natural light. Open kitchen with large waterfall
island, bright windowed hidden pantry, and storage galore! Flex space on
the main level is a fantastic office with floating shelves or could
easily be a formal dining room. Upstairs you’ll find the laundry
conveniently located between three bedrooms and a comfortable bonus loft
space. Primary suite includes two upgraded closets, perfectly placed
windows for privacy and natural light, and a spa like en-suite bath.
Fully finished basement includes a great room, dry bar, bedroom, and 3/4
bath. Don’t miss the tiled screened porch, perfect for morning coffee, a
great book, or simply a view of the park. High tech security system
stays, large functional storage spaces, sealed driveway, automatic
lights and much more! MUST SEE!
Listing information updated May 20, 2024
330 N 38th Street has 4 bedrooms.
330 N 38th Street has 4 bathrooms.
330 N 38th Street is approximately 2,552 square feet.
330 N 38th Street is listed at $875,000.
As of May 20, 2024, 330 N 38th Street is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Parking at 330 N 38th Street: Car Garage.
Contact listing agent Amber Lesnick, or use the contact form on this page. The listing's AI assistant can also answer questions and help arrange a showing 24/7.
Get the builder warranty terms in writing (what's covered in years one, two, and ten), have an independent inspection done even on new construction, and confirm what's actually included versus model-home upgrades. Ask about HOA formation and who controls it until build-out.
Yes — independent inspectors routinely find issues in brand-new homes, from flashing and grading to HVAC installation. An inspection before the builder's warranty walkthrough gives you a documented punch list while fixes are still the builder's responsibility.
Going deeper? Read our guide to warranties, inspections, and contract questions on new-construction homes.
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