28291 Hwy J3T
Moravia, IA 52544
23 Acres m/l, Lake Sundown
Come sit on the maintenance free deck and enjoy the sound of the windmill and birds, be entranced by the spinning of the windmill, the sunlight shinning off the pond and the long timber views. This 4 bedroom/3 bath 4300 sq. ft. home sits on almost 23 acres of land within Lake Sundown development. Home built in 2009 with many upgrades. This large acreage has a pond, a 30X40 pole barn (great for storing your boat and other toys over the winter) and views, wonderful long views to the southwest. The property also comes with a much coveted boat slip at the private dock on Lake Sundown. This ranch home has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths with the washer and dryer on the main level. 2nd eat in kitchen, 3rd bathroom, living room, game room and 2 rooms currently used by owners for each of their hobbies on the walkout lower level. The hobby rooms could be bedrooms. The property is on pavement, no gravel to travel on. This would be a great place to live year around or great family weekend get- away and a someday place to retire to. A great place to live and have fun at Lake Sundown. Call 641-437-1060 for a private showing.
Listing information updated June 30, 2016
23 Acres m/l, Lake Sundown - $304,000 has 4 bedrooms.
23 Acres m/l, Lake Sundown - $304,000 has 3 bathrooms.
23 Acres m/l, Lake Sundown - $304,000 is approximately 4,300 square feet.
23 Acres m/l, Lake Sundown - $304,000 is listed at $304,000.
As of June 30, 2016, 23 Acres m/l, Lake Sundown - $304,000 is an active listing. Contact the listing agent to confirm current availability.
Notable features of 23 Acres m/l, Lake Sundown - $304,000 include 23 Acres m/l at Sundown Lake, Large acreage with pond and windmill, Coveted boas slip at the private dock, 30X40 Pole Barn, Long timber views, Home built in 2009 with many upgrades.
Parking at 23 Acres m/l, Lake Sundown - $304,000: Car Parking.
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