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6806 Pharaoh Drive
Corpus Christi, TX 78412
Courtesy Of: Listed by: The Kordish Group
- Bedrooms 4
- Bathrooms 2
- Square Footage 2,914
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Lot Size
0.29 /Acres
- Year Built 1968
- Date Listed 03/20/2021
- Price Per Sqft $109.78
- Views 8
Property Description: Tradition Meets Coastal Charm! This 4 Bed, 2 Bathroom Home nestled in the established Pharaoh Valley Subdivision is positioned only minutes from the Beach, Texas A&M, Naval Air Station and the cities BEST Shopping and Dining! Upgrades Include: Renovated Kitchen and Dining Area, Bathrooms, Custom Cabinets, Granite Countertops, Tile Floors and much more! This home offers a Large Lot, Established Trees and Ample Space for Entertaining. Enjoy your gatherings in the Spacious / Open Floor Plan with cathedral ceilings! Home features a Formal Living, Family Room, Media/Game Room and a flex room with unimaginable possibilities. Oh and don't forget the GARAGE! There's enough parking for 3 vehicles and room for a workshop sure to bring any handyperson joy! Put this home at the TOP of your list and schedule today!!! You won't be disappointed!
2499232
Single Family, Traditional, 1 Story
4
Nueces
2 Full
1968
0.2944
Acres
Public Water
1
Brick,Wood
Public Sewer
6806 Pharaoh Drive in Corpus Christi, TX has a WalkScore of . This property was listed 30 days ago and has been viewed 8 times.
Corpus Christi, TX
Known as the ‘Florida of Texas’, Corpus Christi is a large, vibrant coastal city with a great food scene, beautiful beaches, and a surprising selection of museums. As much as the beaches and the sea are big draws for people moving to Corpus Christi, the city also has a growing economy, a low cost of living, and many employment opportunities, making it a good place to live for everyone, from students to retirees.
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FOR SALE - $319,900 4 beds, 2 baths, 2,914 sqft Single Family located at 6806 Pharaoh Drive, Corpus Christi, TX built in 1968. Texas.com has 35 photos.