JUST SOLD: 73 Evergreen Street ,Unit #3, Providence, RI 02906
Condominium – One Level
73 Evergreen Street ,Unit #3, Providence, RI
List Price: $245,000 Sale Price: $252,000
Total Rooms: 4 Bed: 2 Full Bath: 1 Half Bath: 0

| Bright sun-lit filled 3rd floor condo, ready for a professional student or couple. Easy walk to train station, restaurants and Providence River. Beautiful views! Nicely updated granite and stainless kitchen, open floor plan to large family room, hardwoods throughout and updated full bath. Each unit has its own washer and dryer in the basement. Seller providing new dryer and has just replaced the water heater for the unit. There is also a large efficient/quiet window AC that (contingent on current condition) can convey with unit. The entire building has been painted and exterior carpentry/clapboard repairs were done last year. The HOA allows storage of bikes, window AC’s and other limited items in the basement. Also, has an attic which can be used for storage. Includes one off street parking spot. No pet restrictions. Here’s your opportunity to live on the East Side of Providence! |
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