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9821 New York St
Gibsonton, FL

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This charming residential property located at 9821 New York Street in Gibsonton, FL, is situated within the Gibson on the Bay 3rd Addition subdivision. Originally built in 1975, the single-story home features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, encompassing a total living area of 672 square feet on a spacious 6,000 square foot lot. The assessed value of the property stands at $35,116, with improvements amounting to $10,876. This property offers a quaint, cozy living space with potential for renovation or customization, making it an appealing option for homeowners or investors alike.


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Cemeteries
3 miles from Samford Cemetery
3 miles from Whiskey Stump Key Memorial Garden
4 miles from Mays Family Cemetery (Defunct)
4 miles from Serenity Meadows Memorial Park
4 miles from Hackney Cemetery
4 miles from Serenity Meadows
5 miles from Providence Cemetery

Property Data


Tax Legal Information
Description:
GIBSONTON ON THE BAY 3RD ADDITION LOT 93
Legal Lot Number 1:
93
Subdivision:
GIBSONTON ON THE BAY 3RD ADDIT
Building Ownership Information
Year Built:
1975
Property Type:
Residential
Last Sale Date:
11/08/2005
Last Sale Amount:
$32,500.00
Building Composition
All Buildings Living Total Sq Ft:
672
Ground Floor Living Sq Ft:
672
Lot Size in Sq Ft:
6000.00
Lot Depth in Feet:
100
Lot Width in Feet:
60
Cooling Type:
None
Heating Type:
NONE
Number of Bathrooms:
1.00
Number of Bedrooms:
2
Number of Stories:
1
Number of Units on Property:
1

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