116 Maple Street
Buffalo, TX 75831
- 3 beds
- 2 baths
- 2,572 sqft
- ~1/2 acre lot
- $36 per sqft
- 1945 build
- – on site
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3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, 2 car garage - 2,572 sq ft brick home with workshop on 0.551 acre corner lot. The home has 2 large family rooms, study, large kitchen/dining combo, back patio, and a metal roof. The house needs some updates and repairs, but move-in ready livable. The included adjoining lot is fenced, holds tall pine shade trees, 30x35 workshop, RV parking garage, carport with storage room, underground bunk room, and other storage. City utilities.
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Last updated Apr 23, 2024
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