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Autumn Glen Development Santa Maria Home For Sale! Charming and Desirable End Unit and Largest Floorplan


Santa Maria Home For Sale! End unit and largest floor plan in sought after and charming Autumn Glen Development


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$199,900
Single Family Home
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3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
1 Partial Bathroom
Interior: 1,790 sqft
Location
807 Tulip Lane
Santa Maria, CA 93455
USA
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Tni LeBlanc, DRE# 01871795

 Tni LeBlanc, DRE# 01871795

Mint Properties
(805) 9389950
tni@mintprop.com
http://www.MintProperties.net

       

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