Don't miss this charming, slightly remodeled home offering 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and a spacious open-concept floor plan with new flooring throughout. Situated on a generous 0.57-acre corner lot, this property provides plenty of room to relax, entertain, and enjoy. Step outside to a private fenced backyard and unwind in the glassed-in patio, featuring a 6-person Jacuzzi (Jacuzzi conveys with the property but is not warranted.) A covered carport and ample parking space provide convenience for multiple vehicles and guests. With its functional layout, large lot, and inviting indoor and outdoor living spaces, this home is perfect for families, first-time buyers, or anyone looking for comfort and value. Schedule your private showing today and see everything 107 Hickory Hollow Drive has to offer!
There is a shed in back yard that conveys with property and is not warrented.
Property Type(s):
Single Family
Last Updated
8/15/2026
Tract
MIMOSA GARDENS 2
Year Built
1965
County
Bossier
SCHOOLS
School District
Bossier PSB
Price History
Prior to Aug 15, '26
$145,900
Aug 15, '26 - Today
$245,900
Additional Details
APPLIANCES
Dishwasher, Gas Range
INTERIOR
Cedar Closet(s), Eat-in Kitchen, Kitchen Island
LOT
0.57 acre(s)
PARKING
Carport
SEWER
Public Sewer
STORIES
1
SUBDIVISION
MIMOSA GARDENS 2
UTILITIES
Cable Available, Electricity Available
WATER
Public
Location
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