2551 Auburn Avenue, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168

$190,000
3
BD
2
BA
1,380
SqFt

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List Price
$190,000
MLS#
NS1088506
Status
PENDING
Days on Market
14
Year built
1960
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Living area
1,380
Area
1380
Region
New Smyrna Beach
Subdivision
Islesboro Sec 02

Property Description

Under contract-accepting backup offers. The Lowest Priced Home in New Smyrna Beach!Attention investors and flippers. If you are looking for your next project in NSB, this is it. Located in the established Isleboro community near the New Smyrna Beach Airport, this 1,380 square foot home is packed with potential. The best part? It features solid concrete block construction. It needs a lot of work, but at this price, the equity potential is clear. You cannot find a cheaper single-family home on the market in New Smyrna Beach. Bring your tools, bring your vision, and grab this mainland deal before it is gone. Cash or creative financing preferred. Call today to schedule your look!

Additional Information

Acres
0.17
Floors
Carpet, Other, Tile
Interior Features
Ceiling Fans(s)
Cooling
Central Air
Heating
Central
Exterior Features
Other
Construction
Block, Concrete
Roof
Shingle

Listing courtesy of WHITE WHALE REAL ESTATE.

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