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- 0
- Bedrooms
- Baths
- 0
- Sq Feet
- 0.5 to .99
- Lot Size
- N
- Waterfront
- 0.5 to .99
- Lot Size
- N
- Waterfront
Property Essentials
- MLS #
- 50179961
- Listing Key
- 121455986632
- Price
- $54,900
- Beds
- 0
- Total Baths
- Full Baths
- 0
- Half Baths
- 0
- Taxes
- $81
- Property Type
- Vacant Land
- Est Age Range
- Not Available
- New Construction
- N
- Zoning
- Residential
- Water Front
- N
- Lot
- Level
- Acreage Range
- 0.5 to .99
Location
- Address
- HAYFIELD DRIVE
- Municipality
- Town of OMRO
- Postal City
- Omro
- Street Name
- HAYFIELD DRIVE
- Street Suffix
- DRIVE
- Subdivision
- Sandhill Farms
- Zip4
- 0000
- Postal Code
- 54963
- County
- WINNEBAGO
Interior
- Water Waste
- Sewer(In Street), Municipal Water
Misc
- Licensee Interest
- N
- Limited Service
- N
- List Office
- First Weber, Realtors, Oshkosh
- Utilities
- Electricity,Natural Gas
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Choice lots available just minutes outside of Oshkosh. Sandhill Farms offers lots with exceptional views, a serene country setting and space to spread out. Lots start at 0.5 acre. Nearby lake access. Seller responsible for upcoming road assessment including 1st and final asphalt application on roads, sewer and water assessments. Remaining connection fee of approximately $6825 is buyer?s responsibility.
Contact Place Perfect Realty
(920) 434-2400
Inquire About This Property
Room Dimensions
| Room | Basement
Level | Lower
Level | Main
Level | Upper
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Waterfront
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Directions
HWy 21 to Marquart Lane to new lots to the west.
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