Las Vegas Home for Under 250k - Nevada Flat Fee MLS Listing

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Listed on Thursday, January 12, 2006 (PST)

Price: $249,900	Bedrooms: 3	Square Ft: 1358 ft²
Area: Las Vegas	Bathrooms: 2.00	Pool: No
MLS#: 567841	Year Built: 1970	Status: Active
Location: 1930 Cobra Ct Las Vegas, NV 89142 Property Type: Single Family Listed By: Congress Realty View Map Email Listing Print Listing

Las Vegas Home for Under 250k

Beautiful home just rehabbed.

Fresh paint, new carpet, tile floors, upgraded baths, quiet neighborhood on a cul de sac, great for kids, they can even walk to school! Seller willing to contribute to closing costs.

Please use Tracy Spigener w/ Fidelity National Title. Seller purchase property in last 6 months. Please contact owner with questions at 480-991-9037 or 702-210-4500. Offers may be presented directly to seller but must also be faxed to 702-549-2636.

Listing details are dependent on information provided by property owners, are not guaranteed, and should be independently verified.

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