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$245,000 - 324 West Haya Street, TAMPA U8092868 $245,000 - 324 West Haya Street, TAMPA U8092868 $245,000 2 Bedroom, 2.00 Bathroom, 1,252 sqft Residential on 0 Acres RIVERCREST, TAMPA, FL *** CRAFTSMAN REHABBERS WANTED *** Looking for a historic Craftsman to restore just to your liking? DO NOT miss this RARE find. Price improved with repair estimates now reflected. Introducing a lovely Historic 1928 Bungalow in South Seminole Heights near Rivercrest Park and steps from the Haya Linear Park. This generously sized charming bungalow is searching for its new owners !!! A diamond-in-the-rough you'll find in the heart of South Seminole Heights with just a short distance to the River, walking paths and beautiful scenery to enjoy right out your front door. Amazing sunrises and sunsets! The curb appeal and charm in this home can only be matched by the BEST location in Seminole Heights and the BEST is yet to come with the opportunity to make it your own. See property disclosures. The home does require repairs - structure repairs needed in back bathroom, bonus room and kitchen. Roof will need replacement. Home is sold AS-IS. Estimates in attachments and price has been reset accordingly. Details you’ll love like covered front porch, hardwood floors, wood windows, fireplace, stained glass, wood trim work!!! You'll appreciate the paver driveway to the covered carport and front porch as you approach the home. Inside features open living room/dining room with large kitchen in back, 2 good sized bedrooms with bonus room off back bedroom, 2 full baths (back bedroom w/ en suite). Exterior access to backyard through laundry room off the kitchen as well as sliders from the bonus room. Washer and gas dryer included. New 2020 tankless gas hot water heater included. Large shed 10x16 with electricity. *** LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION *** Conveniently located short distance to many shops and restaurants including the Independent, Cappy's, Red Star, Ichicoro, Refinery, Brew Bus, Trip's Diner, all this and more 3 mile to Downtown Tampa, < 1 mile to 275 highway and I-4 junction. Don’t miss out. Make an appointment to tour today. Built in 1928 Essential Information MLS® # U8092868 Sold Price $245,000 List Price $279,000 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 2.00 Full Baths 2 Square Footage 1,252 Acres 0.13 Year Built 1928 Type Residential Sub-Type Single Family Residence Style Bungalow Status Sold Community Information Address 324 West Haya Street Area Tampa / Seminole Heights Subdivision RIVERCREST City TAMPA County Hillsborough State FL Zip Code 33603 Amenities Parking Covered,Driveway,On Street Interior Interior Features Ceiling Fans(s),Living Room/Dining Room Combo,Thermostat Appliances Dryer,Gas Water Heater,Range,Washer Heating Central Cooling Central Air Fireplace Yes Fireplaces Wood Burning # of Stories 1 Exterior Exterior Features Fence,Hurricane Shutters,Rain Barrel/Cistern(s),Storage Roof Shingle Foundation Crawlspace Additional Information Taxes $766 Date Sold October 28th, 2020 Days on Market 347 Zoning SH-RS Listing Details Listing Agent Alison Morando Listing Office Re/max Preferred All listing information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified through personal inspection by appropriate professionals. Listings displayed on this website may be subject to prior sale or removal from sale; availability of any listing should always be independently verified.Listing information is provided for consumer personal, non-commercial use, solely to identify potential properties for potential purchase; all other use is strictly prohibited and may violate relevant federal and state law.Listing data comes from My Florida Regional MLS. Listing information last updated on September 29th, 2021 at 11:21pm EDT.
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