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Skip the Projects. Every Inch of This Festus Ranch Is Already Done. No weekends lost to renovations. No surprise repair bills. Just move in and live. Picture this: morning coffee on your covered front porch, then a walk down to Festus Main Street for lunch, shopping, or a community event. Then you come home to a house where nothing needs fixing. That’s what this one offers. Inside, the super tall ceilings make the open living area and kitchen feel big, bright, and airy. The kitchen has fresh cabinets, new countertops, and a bar for gathering, and the stainless steel sink sits under a perfectly placed window. New flooring, new fixtures, and new hardware run throughout. The home has 3 large bedrooms, all with spacious closets, and the primary suite has its own full bathroom. Both full baths are brand new, top to bottom. Single-level living means no stairs to climb every day. The unfinished basement and large attic give you storage most homes this size can’t offer. The outside is just as finished: a new roof, new siding, new back steps, and a covered front porch. It all sits on a flat, very usable corner lot with off-street parking and a shed. There’s room for a garden, a grill, and your weekend hobbies. Everything here was put together thoughtfully and meticulously. Homes this finished, this close to downtown, don’t come along often. Come see it this weekend! :)
Listing courtesy of Lauren Carver. EXP Realty, LLC
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