FOR SALE - 1695 Summit View Way Snellville, GA 30078

Home Sweet Home!

 $139,900

 

This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom CONTEMPORARY RANCH style home has been recently updated and is MOVE-IN ready!

(OPEN HOUSE info below)

 

 Features include:

•NEW FLOORING & LIGHT FIXTURES

•SPACIOUS MASTER SUITE

•EAT-IN KITCHEN W/ LOTS OF CABINETS

•GRANITE COUNTERTOPS

•TILE MOSAIC BACKSPLASH

•FRESH PAINT (interior & exterior)

•ENERGY-EFFICIENT WINDOWS w/ lifetime guarantee

•LARGE PRIVATE BACKYARD

•STAINED DECK

•TERMITE BOND

•NEWER ROOF

•Plus much more!

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MLS #: 5532947, 7446060 

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Come see for yourself during the OPEN HOUSE on 5/3/15 2-4pm or contact me at (404) 857-2508 to schedule a showing. 

Hurry... It is priced to sell and won't last long!

 
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Natasha Liburd Bazile is a Realtor with Keller Williams Atlanta Partners and the Lead Home Stager with Heart of Decor in Georgia (virtual services available). She prides herself in being a guide to her clients and finds fulfillment in helping them achieve their goals.

Direct Phone: (404) 857-2508 
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