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1926 Packard Court, Concord - Only $525,000!

Reduced to $525,000!

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Kirkwood Knolls-a neighborhood of single family homes on the Clayton border in the Mt. Diablo foothills of Concord near the walking trails and Oakhurst Golf and Country Club
     
Two story ranch style home on a court backing the Pavilion open space..
3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths
Super large master bedroom with walk-in closet dual vanities and separate shower
Family room with wood burning fireplace, bar area, slider to the spacious backyard patio
Large living room with vaulted ceilings
Formal dining room and breakfast area in kitchen
Large kitchen with lots of cabinets, with view overlooking backyard and open to family room
Inside laundry room and half bath downstairs

Ayers Elementary, Diablo View Middle, and Clayton Valley High School

Terrylynn Fisher, Kirkwood Realtor

Terrylynn Fisher Kirkwood Realtor

2 comments • Terrylynn Fisher, Realtor Staging Consultant, EcoBroker, CRS, Etc. • December 27 2007 05:48PM

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Terrylynn- This home does look nice and im sure it is priced reasonable. Here in Orlando with prices on the decline $575,000 can buy one hell of a home. Im actually glad our market is in correction. More buyers will be able to afford houses once the market finishes adjusting.
Posted by Steve Glose ,TRC, CIPS, Vacation Homes, Orlando Real Estate,Orlando Medical City (Keller Williams Homestead Realty) about 1 year ago
Well, the yard leaves a bit to be desired, but it is going short sale and they have no money.  Again, where to spend the $$$ when you have none.  The neighborhood is great (I happen to be a neighbor and I'm just certain that adds credibility - where a Realtor lives is easy to sell as they believe in the neighborhood).  And, just got a price reduction to $525,000!!!  Phenomenal BUY...come on buyers.
Posted by Terrylynn Fisher, Realtor Staging Consultant, EcoBroker, CRS, Etc. (Diablo Realty - BuyStageSell.com) about 1 year ago

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