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120 Broad St

Brooklyn, MI

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This property, located at 120 Broad St in Brooklyn, MI, was a residential home built in 1910. It featured 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a living space of 1456 sq ft. It also had a spacious lot measuring 21,998 sq ft with a depth of 200 ft and a width of 110 ft. The last sale amount for this property was $106,000. Its assessed value was $52,200 and its market value was $104,400, with a tax billed amount of $1,370.99. The property was located at the intersection of West Rochester St and South 1/8 Line of Section 19.

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1 mile or less from Highland Cemetery

1 mile or less from Jefferson Cemetery

2 miles from Peterson Cemetery

3 miles from Oak Grove Cemetery

4 miles from Cambridge Junction Cemetery

4 miles from Saint Ritas Church Memorial Garden

4 miles from Briggs Cemetery

4 miles from Norvell Cemetery

5 miles from Cement City Cemetery

5 miles from Cement City Baptist Church Memorial Garden

Property Data

Tax Legal Information

Description:

BEG AT PT OF INTERSECTION OF W LN OF ROCHESTER ST WITH THE S 1/8 LN OF SEC 19 TH N ALG W LN OF SD STREET 60 FT TH W PAR WITH

Legal Lot Number 1:

196-19

Subdivision:

FT TO BEG BEING LAND IN EASTER

Building Ownership Information

Year Built:

1910

Property Type:

Residential

Last Sale Amount:

$106,000.00

Building Composition

All Buildings Living Total Sq Ft:

1456

Lot Size in Sq Ft:

21998.00

Lot Depth in Feet:

200

Lot Width in Feet:

110

Heating Type:

FORCED AIR

Number of Bathrooms:

1.00

Number of Bedrooms:

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