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$375,000

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2303 Jackson Street A, Houston, TX, 77004

Off Market

3 Beds

4 Bath

2,459 Sq Ft

$152.5 / sqft

Built in 2001

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Highlights

Interior

Bedrooms 3

Bathrooms 4

AppliancesDisposal, Electric Oven, Microwave, Gas Range, Dryer, Refrigerator, Washer, Dishwasher, Washer/Dryer

FlooringCarpet, Tile, Wood

Building Information

Garage Spaces2

About this property

Gorgeous Midtown townhome, located on corner lot. Spacious bedrooms with dedicated bathrooms and walk in closets. Primary bedroom and living room have wonderful views of downtown. Freshly painted and upgraded throughout, new carpet installed in upper bedrooms. Beautiful wood floors in living spaces and staircases for a seamless modern look. Open kitchen/dining/living design for great entertaining options. This home has windows on three sides for an extra bright and open feel. Oversized garage provides parking for two cars and storage, additional parking space directly behind townhome. Front and side yard with secure gates for outdoor enjoyment. Secure driveway gate, grounds maintenance included. Amazing location for Midtown lifestyle and attractions. Minutes to Downtown/Montrose/Med Center/Museum District and Metroline.

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Rent-to-Value Ratio: 0.72%

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$2,250 /month

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$750 /month

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