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House # Old Hwy 21, Barnhart, MO 63012

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Shawn A. November 23
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Property Details

Price: $74,094

Property Type: Single Family Home

Bedrooms: 2

Bathrooms: 2

Total Size: 1,354 SQ FT

Lot Size: 0.73 Acres

Built-In: 1963

A great rehab opportunity in Barnhart. A classic single-family house, with a toolshed and a detached garage. The Plumbing, Electrical Panel and Water heater are old. Conveniently located near St. Louis metro employment and amenities. Will be delivered vacant at closing. A wonderful Fix & Flip Opportunity!

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House # Old Hwy 21, Barnhart, MO 63012

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