The Silverton Overachiever- Updated Single Level with Detached Studio

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Mar 13

Written by Sarah Fennell

SOLD $645,000

160 S Center Street, Silverton, OR 97381

About This Property: $599,000

New oak floors, a remodeled kitchen, French doors, and a brand new roof- the big stuff is already done. This light-filled 3 bed, 2.5 bath Silverton single level has spacious rooms, a wood stove, and oversized windows throughout. Outside, a fully fenced .28 acre lot with patio, gazebo, RV parking, and a finished 372 sq ft detached space ready for a shop, she-shed, or future ADU. Minutes to coffee, farmers market, and the best of downtown Silverton — Silver Falls is practically in your backyard.

The Details:

 
 3 Bedrooms
2 Full Bathrooms + 2 Half Bathrooms
Newly Remodeled Kitchen Opened to the Living Room
Gorgeous Wide Plank Oak Floors Recently Installed
Perfect Layout on one Level
Large, Updated Windows Throughout
Large, Fenced in Yard with a Variety of Entertaining Areas and Gardens
Double Car Garage and Room for RV
372 Sq Ft Detached Finished Space with Electricity and a Half Bath Ready to be an ADU
1,856 Sq Ft
RMLS #298380954

LISTED BY: SARAH FENNELL, LICENSED IN OREGON

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