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$164,357
Sold Price2beds
1baths
768sqft
7,128sqft lot
2320 W 1st St, Grand Island, NE 68803
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Home type
Price / sqft
Year built
Home Details
Interior Details
768
2
1
Has Heating:
Yes
Heating Type:
Forced Air With Air Conditioning
Has Cooling:
Yes
Cooling Type:
Central
Has Fuel:
Yes
Fuel Type:
Gas
Has Basement:
No
Basement Type:
Full
Has Flooring:
No
Flooring Type:
N/A
Has Fireplace:
Yes
Fireplace Type:
N/A
Property Details
7128
No
No
Type:
Garage, Detached
Location:
N/A
Status:
N/A
Number of Spaces:
1
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Construction Details
Bungalow
Vinyl
N/A
N/A
Composition Shingle
Tax History
Year
Amount
Land
Improvement
Percent Change
Assessment
2019
$1,319
$7,128
$60,880
--%
$68,008
2019
$1,319
$7,128
$55,470
--%
$62,598
2017
$1,243
$7,128
$52,829
--%
$59,957
2017
$1,243
$7,128
$50,313
--%
$57,441
2016
$1,196
$7,128
$50,313
--%
$57,441
2014
$1,207
$7,128
$46,148
--%
$53,276
2013
$1,172
$7,128
$46,148
--%
$53,276
2012
$1,148
$7,128
$46,148
--%
$53,276
Average Home Price in 68803
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