East Phoenix Valley AZ Property near Water 945 E Playa del Norte Drive Unit 1013

945 E Playa del Norte Drive Unit 1013 - Tempe:

Price: $379,900

Bedroom(s): 3

Bathroom(s): 2

Square Feet: 1992

Year Built: 2008

MLS#: 4420361

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Real Estate Property Tags: Three Bedroom, Condo or Townhome, Townhome, Eco-Friendly, Multi-Pane Windows, Single-Story, Near Water, Waterfront, Scenic, Gated, Mountain View, City View, Lake Subdivision, Newly Built, Community Pool, Pool, Club House, Health Facility, Near Light Rail, Community Spa, Spa, Lender Owned, Bank Owned, Luxury, REO Bank Owned Foreclosure

Located in Tempe, Arizona, at 945 E Playa del Norte Drive Unit 1013, this property features 3 bedroom(s), 2 bathroom(s) and 1992 square feet. Constructed in 2008, this Townhouse is listed at $379,900.

Please contact Renu Bhargava at 480-980-1139 for more information about MLS #4420361 and similar homes for sale in the area.

More Details On This Tempe Property:

Cooling System:	Refrigeration
County:	Maricopa
Features:	Dining in Great Room, Multi-Pane Wndws, 9+ Flat Ceilings
Fireplace:	2 Fireplace, Exterior Fireplace, Fireplace Family Room
Heating System:	Electric Heat
Kitchen Amenities:	Range/Oven, Microwave, Dishwasher
Other Rooms:	Separate Bedroom Exit
Parking/Garage:	Assigned Parking, Underground Parking
Planned Community:	Northshore Condominiums
Private Pool:	No Pool
Private Spa:
Property Type:	Townhouse
Roof:
Stories:	Single Level
Tax Amount:	$188
Utilities:	APS
Water Source:	City Water
Listing Courtesy Of:	Prudential American Associates

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