Roomy
and Romantic
Zero-Lot-Line Home
$144,500
New Listing 9/10/99
1740 Commodore Drive, Commodore Park
Open House Sunday
9/19, 1-5 pm
(Cancelled, property
sold 9/17, first week on the market!)
Can you stand romance? There's a fireplace in the master bedroom of this roomy and
romantic home! Every room is large, as you can see below, with all the owner's training
equipment in one of the secondary bedrooms. This home has been beautifully cared-for, with
cedar siding all-around and a fenced back yard. Most of the light fixtures are new, too.
Sunshine in Alaska is sought-after and this home has it. Backing on a church parking
lot and buffered with landscaping, there are no buildings there to block the sun. Bay
windows in the living room and above in the master bedroom let in lots of light.
This home has a security system and tons of storage. The deep crawl space was insulated
by the owner, who enjoyed playing his drum set down there!
The oak cabinetry in the galley-style kitchen is a dressy look. You can pass items
through into the dining area from the opening, too. The owner even plans to leave the
washer-drier in the home, but the oversized fridge is going with him.
When the owner purchased this home two years ago, he had it thoroughly inspected. The
report was most satisfactory and is available on request. The owner's employer is also
having it reinspected as part of the corporate transfer procedure, so a current report
will also soon be available.
While most homes of this type are 1500 square feet or less and sometimes feel cramped,
this home with its three bedrooms and 2.5 baths is all of 1756 square feet. As of the
listing date there were only five other comparable zero-lots for sale in all of Anchorage,
none with more than 1536 square feet. The recent six comparable closed sales had an
average market time of 26 days. Because of this pending employee transfer, a prompt
closing is also available to the buyer who acts quickly on this outstanding opportunity.
Further Images of this home:
Click each thumbnail below for the full-sized photo.
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