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Chris Aldrich 503-877-2897 (661808) Chris Aldrich 503-877-2897 Chris Aldrich 503-877-2897 www.hudhomestore.com www.hupemco.com Wonderful Keizer home with some Candalaria Rehab in great location! Pride of Ownership in this home! updates completed. 3 bdrm, updated This 3 bdrm/1 ba house has potential to Well maintained, but ready for cosmetic bathroom, some vinyl windows; other be an adorable home. Wonderful schools updates. Located on west side of cosmetic updates needed. and close to shopping. Nice size bckyd & Woodburn near Outlet Mall. Large yard with small detached shop. attached garage. 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Open LR CharmingLooking for & charm Updated & character? – located onThis quiet, will dodead- the possibilities with some updating. 3 bdrm, 2 No details were spared in this fabulous, 4661 SF w/fi replace, kitchen w/granite, SS appliances & endtrick! road! 2006 2468 SF, 3 SFbd, , 34/2 bath , hrdwd home fl withoors, some gas FP nice in ba, LR w/FP, formal dining & eat-in kitchen. estate home with chef’s kitchen. Unsurpassed island. Master suite on main level, 3 addtl bedrms LR,updates. basement Roomy, fully private fi nished. Mstr suite Composite on upper deck level, & Beautiful landscaped bckyd with large deck & views, fabulous grounds. $1,175,000 (658801) upstairs. Oversized 3 car garage. Must See! patiofi nished in fencedbasement, backyd covered w/fruit patio trees. just Move-in off kitchen ready! plenty of room for your needs & wants. $150,000 Marilyn Shotts 503-510-2473 $465,000 (661728) Don Meyer 503-999-2381 $220,000with private (660744) backyard. Amy McLeod $169,000 503-371-5209 (655958) (662704) Marilyn Shotts 503-510-2473 Don Meyer 503-999-2381 WEST SALEM BEAUTY! 3 bdrm, 2 ba, 1499 IDEAL FAMILY HOME IN KEIZER! 4 bd, 2 ba, Creek frontage & privacy on approx. ¾ acre Charming100’ of creek & Updated frontage – locatedw/beautiful on quiet, grounds dead- - SF home w/den off entry. Tastefully updated 2792 SF home w/plenty of room inside & out! beautifully landscaped grounds. Well-constructed endProfessionally road! 2468 updated SF , 4/2 3 bdrm,, hrdwd 2 fl baoors, 2,700 gas FPsq.ft. in in 2012. Vaulted, corner gas frpl, slab granite, Updated kitchen & upstairs bath. Hdwd fl rs, 2 1960’s rancher w/2100 SF, 3 bdrm, 2 ba, formal LR LR,1930’s basement era home fully w/41 fi nished. X 41 RV gar/ofCompositefi ce & deck 3 bdrm & vaulted mstr & walk-in clst. Finished garage with FP & pellet stove. Lrg bckyd w/play structure. w/FP, spacious dining rm. Garden shed w/power & patioapartment! in fenced Amenities backyd alloww/fruit plenty trees. ofMove-in room ready!for all shelving. Large patio. $209,900 (662936) Rick $235,000 (660539) Rick & Ande Hofmann, greenhouse. $245,000 (662889) $220,000the (660744) extras. Amy$369,900 McLeod (662540) 503-371-5209 & Ande Hofmann 503-390-8000 Code #2285 Hotline 503-390-8000 #2205 Donna Miller 503-931-7454 Donna Miller 503- 931-7454 Timeless styling inside & out! Lovely, 2393 SF CharmingPeaceful &Paradise Updated on – locatedWillamette on quiet, Riverfront dead- Want to build your dream home in great Private drive & 2 acres to build your dream home! Sublimity home. Exquisite Brazilian Koa hrdwd endProperty road! – 2468a Rare SF Commodity!, 4/2 , hrdwd Watch fl oors, seaplanesgas FP in Creekside Golf Course neighborhood? Large, fl at Gorgeous views of rolling hills and the Willamette fl ooring warms main level. High vaulted Great LR,land basement& enjoy fullyboating. fi nished. Beautiful Composite landscaping deck & lot at the end of private driveway – just what you Valley. Approved for septic & well. Rm, gourmet kitch w/cherry cabs, solid granite patiosurrounds in fenced this backyd3/2, comfortable w/fruit trees. home. Move-in Covered ready! are looking for! $52,500 (641049) $149,900 (661051) counters, Butler’s pantry, Mstr on main. $292,500 $220,000boat (660744) storage, too!Amy $325,000 McLeod 503-371-5209 (660827) Brian Bemis 503-559-9410 Brian Bemis 503-559-9410 (661891) Donna Miller 503-931-7454 Roger Elliott 503-569-5003 RREMAX.COMEMAX.COM 503-587-1600 1860 Hawthorne Ave. NE Salem, Oregon Need Space? 4 bdrms, 3 ba, home on quiet Lovely setting, charming home & beautifully Great home in quiet area – move-in ready! 3 street close to downtown. Large family room landscaped 1.41 acres in gated Massey Estates. bdrm, 2 ba, Fam Rm w/pellet stove & French in fi nished, recently remodeled full basement. 2284 SF, master on the main, dream kitchen w/ doors to huge patio. Newly installed roof, vinyl Backyard with deck and alley access. $125,000 granite counters, hickory cabs, lrg upstrs bonus windows and fresh paint inside & out. Garage (661228) Trevor Elliott 503-602-1039 rm w/private entry. $425,000 (662858) Roger with shop space, shed & RV area. $179,900 Elliott 503-569-5003 (663146) Trevor Elliott 503-602-1039 Page 4 Salem Business Journal September 2010 Donna Toline, (503) 551-1160 [email protected] 4660 Portland Rd NE, Ste 103 Eric Dixon, (503) 871-2934 [email protected] Salem, OR 97305 Matt Toline, (503) 991-8424 www.DATRESolutions.com [email protected] Dale Ropp, (503) 851-3253 [email protected] 503-400-7995 Rachel Smith, (503) 508-2951 [email protected] $189,000 Buildable 37.50 acres in Sheridan $139,900 Buildable 23 acres in Sheridan $89,900 $209,900- QUALIFIES FOR USDA! 3 bed, Buildable 6.25 acres in Sheridan $174,000 3 bed, 2 bath, 1861 sf. Great view of 2 baths, .53 acre. Built in 1998, 1442 sf. the Cascade Mountain Range. Covered decks, City water with Septic. New carpet, vinyl, $79,000 Sunken living room, formal dining, Separate appliances, fresh interior & exterior paint. 40 acres in Myrtle Point zoned F offi ce / crafts room. SF does not include two Ready for the new occupant. Room for a shop! fi nished rooms in garage. $299,000 Forest Meadow w/secluded home site on 40 acres. The driveway is located across the road from the Roaring $995,000 Located in beautiful gated $169,000 COMMERCIAL - Very nice show River Fish Hatchery, Roaring River County Park is just down community! The kitchen features tile fl oors, room facing the street. Plenty of offi ce space the road.
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