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1215 East Ellendale Ave

Dallas, OR

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Nestled in the charming Hawthorne Acres subdivision, this spacious residential property at 1215 East Ellendale Ave in Dallas, OR, offers a generous living space of 2,276 square feet. Built in 1952, the home features six bedrooms and two bathrooms, perfect for accommodating families and guests. With a large lot size of 18,731 square feet, this two-story residence includes a cozy fireplace and a heat pump for comfortable living year-round. The property, which previously sold for $324,000, further boasts an attached garage, enhancing its appeal and functionality.

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1 mile or less from Brown Cemetery

2 miles from Fast Cemetery

2 miles from Embree Family Cemetery

2 miles from Embree Cemetery

2 miles from Dallas Cemetery

3 miles from Nesmith Family Cemetery

4 miles from Schrag Cemetery

4 miles from Burch Pioneer Cemetery

5 miles from Etna Cemetery

5 miles from Salt Creek Cemetery

Property Data

Tax Legal Information

Description:

BLK B LOT 27

Legal Lot Number 1:

Subdivision:

HAWTHORNE ACRES

Building Ownership Information

Year Built:

1952

Property Type:

Residential

Last Sale Amount:

$324,000.00

Building Composition

All Buildings Living Total Sq Ft:

2276

Ground Floor Living Sq Ft:

1258

Second Floor Living Sq Ft:

1018

Lot Size in Sq Ft:

18731.00

Garage Sq Ft:

540

Heating Type:

HEAT PUMP

Number of Bathrooms:

2.00

Number of Bedrooms:

Number of Rooms:

Number of Stories:

Number of Fireplaces:

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