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213 New St

Monticello, MN

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This property, located at 213 New Street in Monticello, MN, is a charming, two-story residential home built in 1884. The lot, situated in the Lower Monti subdivision, is comprised of blocks A, B, C, and D, with lot 1 and the eastern half of lot 2 in block C. The assessed value of the property is $306,000, with improvements valued at $216,000 and land at $90,000. The living space is a comfortable 1358 square feet, including 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on the ground floor, and a cool central air system to keep the space comfortable.

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1 mile or less from Hillside Cemetery

1 mile or less from Saint Henry Catholic Cemetery

1 mile or less from Riverside Cemetery

2 miles from Helm Pioneer Cemetery

2 miles from Fuller-Houghton Cemetery

3 miles from Big Lake Cemetery

3 miles from Our Lady of the Lake Cemetery

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Description:

SECT-11 TWP-121 RANGE-025 LOWER MONTI BLOCKS A,B,C & D BLOCK-00C LT 1 &E1/2 OF LT 2 BLK C -00C LT 1 &E1/2 OF LT 2 BLK C

Legal Lot Number 1:

1-2

Subdivision:

LOWER MONTI

Building Ownership Information

Year Built:

1884

Property Type:

Residential

Last Sale Amount:

$227,000.00

Building Composition

All Buildings Living Total Sq Ft:

1358

Ground Floor Living Sq Ft:

1028

Garage Sq Ft:

1002

Cooling Type:

Central

Heating Type:

FORCED AIR

Number of Bathrooms:

2.00

Number of Bedrooms:

Number of Stories:

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