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View this single family residence for sale at 150 W 66TH Street, Jacksonville, FL 32208 priced at $219,900. Featuring 3 bedrooms with 1,205 square feet of living space. Located in Duval County within Northshore.

Beds
3
Baths
2
Living Area
1,205 sq ft
Year Built
1953

Description

A beautifully renovated bungalow where modern finishes meet classic Jacksonville charm. A brand-new roof provides added peace of mind, while the refreshed interior offers a bright, clean, and move-in-ready atmosphere. The updated kitchen features white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, marble-look surfaces, stylish pendant lighting, and a spacious island with seating. Outside, enjoy a welcoming covered porch, covered parking, and a spacious yard surrounded by mature trees. Schedule your private showing and see everything this beautifully updated home has to offer!

Financial

List Price
$219,900
HOA
No

Property

Type
Residential
Sub-Type
Single Family Residence
Status
Active
County
Duval
Subdivision
Northshore

Interior

Living Area
1,205 sq ft
Beds
3
Full Baths
2

Exterior

Year Built
1953
Lot (Acres)
0.16 acres
Pool
No
Waterfront
No