This blog post hits on something important, especially for the Madison area area estate market: buyer demand is still strong. This is despite the increase in interest rates and the historically low
Dated: February 25 2021
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Have you dreamed of having your morning coffee on your own patch of lake shore? Wished restaurants, the grocery store and community events were just short walk away? Thought these things would never happen because you'd never be able to afford lakefront property prices?
Cheer up!
This 2bd/2bth, 1109 sq. ft. near eastside condo right on Lake Monona just hit the market and its under $350K! Combine that with a low monthly condo fee and historically low interest rates, and you just may be able to realize your lifestyle dream.
features a recently renovated master bath, new building mechanicals and roof, and natural light that pours in from your wall of living room windows. Orton Park is just steps away, and the Willy St. business district is just short walk. The unit also features a private entrance just yards away from Lake Monona, as well as community storage for your kayak, canoe, or bike.
List price: $339000

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