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Key Details
Sold Price $3,315,000
Property Type Multi-Family
Sub Type Multi-Family 5+
Listing Status Sold
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 13,413 sqft
Price per Sqft $247
Subdivision Pershing Ave
MLS Listing ID 23025312
Sold Date 01/10/24
Construction Status 96
Year Built 1928
Building Age 96
Lot Size 0.300 Acres
Acres 0.3
Lot Dimensions 192x61
Property Description
The Florence at Forest Park is an 18 unit property built in 1928 and located in the Central West End at the doorstep of Forest Park.
Each unit features fully-equipped kitchens, contemporary cabinetry with kitchen islands and well-appointed finish
materials. Additional finish materials and unit features include the following: large open floor plans, quartz countertops, smart door locks, smart thermostat, soft-close cabinets, stainless steel appliances and in-unit washer/dryer.
In 2019-2020 the properties were fully-renovated and the following updates/upgrades were made including, new kitchens, new bathrooms including cherry wood vanity with quartz top, cultured marble shower surround, new flooring throughout, new water heaters, new electrical service throughout, new HVAC, new windows and exterior entry doors with smart-locks, spot tuckpointing, roof and gutter repairs including new flashings and pitch-pockets at penetrations.
Location
State MO
County St Louis City
Area Central West
Interior
Heating Forced Air, Individual Furnaces
Cooling Electric
Fireplace N
Building
Sewer Public Sewer
Water Public
Structure Type Brick
Construction Status 96
Schools
Elementary Schools Ford-Ford Br. Elem. Comm. Ed.
Middle Schools Langston Middle
High Schools Sumner High
School District St. Louis City
Others
Acceptable Financing Conventional
Listing Terms Conventional
Special Listing Condition None
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