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7435 Trotter Road Charlotte, NC 28216

$376,000

Sold

7435 Trotter Road Charlotte, NC 28216
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2 full, 1 half
Square Feet
1,706
Acres
0.27
Type
Single Family
MLS#
1070250
Primary BR on Main
No

Listing Brokerage Name

Lisi Ward- Allen Tate

Presented By

Lisi Ward

(704) 962-8821

General

Type

  • Single Family

Style

  • 2 Story

Parking

  • Garage
  • Attached

Year Built

  • 1994

Acreage

  • 0.27

Square Feet

  • 1,706

Sold Date

  • Aug 16, 2022

Tax

  • $1,860.20

HOA

  • $83 Annually

Interior

Fireplace

  • Yes

Flooring

  • Carpet
  • Tile

Sewer Type

  • Public

Water Type

  • Public

Cooling

  • Central Air

Heating

  • Heat Pump
  • Electric
  • Natural Gas

Appliances

  • Attached Microwave Oven
  • Dishwasher
  • Disposal
  • Slide-In Oven/Range
  • Water Heater: Gas

Interior Features

  • Alarm and/or Security System
  • CO Detector
  • Ceiling Fan(s)
  • Dryer Connection
  • Garage Door Opener(s)
  • Laundry Room - Main Level
  • Smoke Alarm
  • Washer Connection
  • Dryer Connection
  • Laundry Room - Main Level
  • Washer Connection

Exterior

Exterior Features

  • Accent Lighting
  • Gas Grill
  • Patio
  • Privacy Fence
  • Storage Building(s)

Exterior Construction

  • Brick
  • Masonite

Lot Dimensions

  • 74 x 154 x 78 x 160

Green Building Features

  • Storm Doors

Foundation

  • Slab
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