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1141 County Road 377

Van Alstyne, TX

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This spacious property on 1141 COUNTY ROAD 377 in Van Alstyne, TX boasts a beautiful 1.0851 acre lot in the WILLIAM CREAGER SURVEY subdivision. The property features a two-story residential home, built in 1975, with a living total square footage of 3,492 and a lot size of 47,263 square feet. The home showcases a total assessed value of $503,793, with $476,665 in improvements and $27,128 in land value. Heating is not available in the home, but the property has a market improvement percentage of 94 and a low annual tax bill of $99.52.

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1 mile or less from Mantua Cemetery

1 mile or less from Van Alstyne Cemetery

3 miles from Baker Cemetery

4 miles from Adams

4 miles from Cannon Cemetery

4 miles from Lair Cemetery

4 miles from Alexander Cemetery

4 miles from Simpson Family Cemetery

5 miles from Sherley Family Plot

5 miles from Morris Cemetery

5 miles from Warden Cemetery

5 miles from Coffman Cemetery

5 miles from Elm Grove Cemetery

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Description:

ABS A0164 WILLIAM CREAGER SURVEY, SHEET 1, TRACT 40, 1.0851 ACRES

Legal Lot Number 1:

Subdivision:

WILLIAM CREAGER SURVEY

Building Ownership Information

Year Built:

1975

Property Type:

Residential

Building Composition

All Buildings Living Total Sq Ft:

3492

Lot Size in Sq Ft:

47263.00

Heating Type:

NONE

Number of Stories:

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