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Listed on Thursday, March 10, 2005 (PST)

Price: $226,900	Bedrooms: 4	Square Ft: 1601 ft²
Area: Phoenix	Bathrooms: 1.75	Pool: No
MLS#: 2277185	Year Built: 1973	Status: Sold
Location: 938 E Lobster Trap Ln Tempe, AZ 85283 Property Type: Single Family Listed By: Congress Realty View Map Email Listing Print Listing

Nice Home in Tempe

Excellent Location, Close to Malls, Freeways, ASU, Dining, Parks. Lots of Shade Around House and Backyard, Easy Maintenance, Great Quiet Neighborhood. All Lakes Amenities- Boat, Fish, Workout Gym, Pool, Spa, Sauna, Tennis, Lots of Social Activities.

SOLD

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