On the Market Next Week: 10616 Upton Ave. South in Bloomington

Large Bloomington Rambler on Private, .26 Acre Lot

Where:  10616 Upton Ave. South in Bloomington, near Nine Mile Creek.
What:  3 BR/2 Bath Rambler with first floor Office/Den and private Master Bath (one-half).
How much:  $238,000.
When:  on the market next Friday, August 4.
Who: listed by Ross Kaplan, Edina Realty – City Lakes.

You’ll love this spacious Bloomington Rambler with newly-refinished hardwood floors; three nice-sized BR’s; and a hard-to-find Master Bath (1/2).

Other extras:  a main level Office/Den; the oversized two-car Garage with extra storage; and the large, level Backyard — all on a quiet block in a convenient south Bloomington location.

Want to add value?

The unfinished lower level is perfect for an Amusement Room, Exercise Room, or Guest Bedroom.

P.S.: Three blocks away, 10723 Russell Ave. came on the market last Friday (July 21) and immediately sold in multiples offers.  Asking price:  $269,900.

While smaller, Russell has a finished Lower Level and more updated Kitchen.



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