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3309 Salina St

Dearborn, MI

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This multi-story commercial property, built in 1925, is located at 3309 Salina Street in Dearborn, MI. It is situated on a spacious lot with a depth of 120 feet and a width of 150 feet, totaling 17,860 square feet. The building, with a total living space of 4,750 square feet, is part of the Clipper's Eagle Avenue subdivision and features a forced air heating system. According to tax records, the property has an assessed value of $147,100 and a market value of $294,200, with a tax bill of $3,557.37.

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1 mile or less from Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery

1 mile or less from Woodmere Cemetery

2 miles from Reves-Wilhelm Cemetery

3 miles from Saint Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church Cemetery

3 miles from Fort Wayne Post Cemetery

4 miles from Evergreen Cemetery

4 miles from Saint Annes Church Cemetery

4 miles from Ford Cemetery

4 miles from Sloss Cemetery (Defunct)

5 miles from Saint Francis Xavier Cemetery

5 miles from Mason Street Cemetery (Defunct)

5 miles from Allen Park Presbyterian Church Columbarium

Property Data

Tax Legal Information

Description:

LOTS 111 THRU 115 CLIPPERT'S EAGLE AVE SUB

Legal Lot Number 1:

111-11

Subdivision:

EAGLE AVE SUB

Building Ownership Information

Year Built:

1925

Property Type:

Commercial

Building Composition

All Buildings Living Total Sq Ft:

4750

Lot Size in Sq Ft:

17860.00

Lot Depth in Feet:

120

Lot Width in Feet:

150

Heating Type:

FORCED AIR

Number of Stories:

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