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$364,567
Sold Price2beds
3baths
1,526sqft
12,315sqft lot
210 N High St, Wilber, NE 68465
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Home type
Price / sqft
Year built
Home Details
Interior Details
1526
2
3
Has Heating:
Yes
Heating Type:
Heat Pump
Has Cooling:
Yes
Cooling Type:
Central
Has Fuel:
No
Fuel Type:
N/A
Has Basement:
No
Basement Type:
Basement (unspecified)
Has Flooring:
No
Flooring Type:
N/A
Has Fireplace:
Yes
Fireplace Type:
N/A
Property Details
12315
Yes
Yes
Type:
Driveway Concrete
Location:
N/A
Status:
N/A
Number of Spaces:
0
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Construction Details
Split Foyer
Brick/stone (brick And/or Stone)
N/A
N/A
Composition Shingle
Tax History
Year
Amount
Land
Improvement
Percent Change
Assessment
2019
$3,885
$21,985
$198,240
--%
$220,225
2018
$3,819
$21,985
$198,240
--%
$220,225
2017
$3,309
$18,195
$168,455
--%
$186,650
2015
$3,149
$18,195
$168,455
--%
$186,650
Average Home Price in 68465
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