Price $150,000
Status Active
Beds 2
Baths 1 Bath
Home size 912 sqft
Lot Size 8,233 sqft
Opportunity!!!! Perfect opportunity to build your dream home or remodel. Built in 1926, this home has approximately 912 square feet, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and an 8,350-square-foot lot. Pictures upon request. This opportunity will go fast so call today!
Property Type(s): Single Family
Last Updated 10/4/2026 Tract Camps Alex
Year Built 1924 County Dallas

SCHOOLS

School District Dallas ISD
Elementary School Charles Rice Learning Center
Jr. High School Dade
High School Lincoln

Additional Details

AIR Electric
AIR CONDITIONING Yes
APPLIANCES Other
CONSTRUCTION Frame, Wood Siding
HEAT Central
INTERIOR Other
LOT 8233 sq ft
PARKING Driveway
SEWER Public Sewer
STORIES 1
STYLE Traditional
SUBDIVISION Camps Alex
TAXES 3237
WATER Public

Location

 

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