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314 1st St Northeast

Rolla, ND

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This property located at 314 1st St Northeast in Rolla, North Dakota has a tax assessed value of $89,700 with $43,050 attributed to the value of improvements and $1,800 for the land. It is a residential property in Comstock's 2nd Addition, lot 12, block 3. The last recorded sale was on 06/03/2010 for $69,000.

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1 mile or less from Rolla Cemetery

1 mile or less from Saint Michael Cemetery

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Description:

COMSTOCK'S 2ND ADD LOT 12 BLK 3

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Subdivision:

COMSTOCKS 2ND ADD

Building Ownership Information

Property Type:

Residential

Last Sale Date:

06/03/2010

Last Sale Amount:

$69,000.00

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