What does $340,000 get you in Washington, Missouri? With Northern Star Homes, it will get you:
- Your own yard (approx 1/4 acre)
- 3 bedroom, 2 bath freestanding home with 2 car garage & full basement
- 12x12 composite deck off the breakfast room
- 9' walls on the main level (you could do 8' and save some $, but we love the feel of those higher ceilings)
- 42" kitchen cabinets with island (and quartz overhang for seating at the island)
- Quartz countertops with undermount sink
- Stainless appliances w a built in microwave over the range
- Ceiling fans, coach lights at the garage, pendant lights over the island, and your choice of lighting packages
- Primary suite with double bowl vanity, shower with glass enclosure, linen closet and walk in closet
- Upgraded flooring
- Standard features like architectural shingles, hose bibs at the front and back of the home, enclosed soffit and fascia
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The HOA fee? Just $100 for the whole year ($8 / month)
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Your own home.
Your own garage.
Your own yard.
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Your Hometown Builder, Northern Star Homes
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Listed by:
Elisha L Hoerstkamp573-237-7700,
RE/MAX Today,
Natalie G Hoerstkamp573-237-7700,
RE/MAX Today
Source: MARIS,MLS#: 26046164Originating MLS: Franklin County Board of REALTORS
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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