MLS# 361747 - 2844 Enetai Beach Rd NE
MLS #361747, located at 2844 Enetai Beach Rd NE in Bremerton, Washington, has 6.00 acres(s). This Land is priced at $69,000. For more information about this listing and others like it, contact Nikki Boad at 206-395-8702 or click on the Request Information button below for further assistance.
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| MLS#: | 361747 |
| Listing Price: | $69,000 |
| Acres: | 6.00 Acres |
| County: | Kitsap |
| Full Address: | 2844 Enetai Beach Rd NE Bremerton WA, 98310 |
Realtor Comments
Manette area property minutes from Bremerton! Very private and secluded setting. Escape to peace and quiet! Building site recently cleared! Ready to build! Approved building site application December 2010. 3 bedroom septic. Geological report and road maintenance agreement available. Water meter installed on property. Gas and electric on property. Lot dimensions 600 ft X 395 ft. Hurry! Don't miss this opportunity to build your dream home!
| Lot Square Footage: | 261360 |
| Lot Dimensions: | 660 ft X 395 ft |
| Lot Details: | Dead End Street |
| Style: | 41-Res - 1 Acre + |
| County: | Kitsap |
| Community Name: | Manette |
| Electricity: | On Property |
| Easements: | Yes |
| Gas Available: | On Property |
| Sewer: | Not Available |
| Water: | On Property |
| Property Features: | Corners Flagged |
| Zoning Classification: | Residential |
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| Road Information: | Recorded Maint. Agrm |
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| Junior High: | Bremerton Jnr High |
| Senior High: | Bremerton High |
| Listing Courtesy Of: | Windermere RE West Sound Inc. |
Did You Know?:
Originally the ferries of Puget Sound were run by private companies. Strikes in the 30s caused one company to close down. The other company known as the Black Ball line wanted to raise fares to cover increase wages. When the state said “no” they were forced to shut down as well. The State of Washington bought the ferries to keep them running until “cross-sound” bridges could be built. Since they were never approved, the state continues to run the ferries.
Sale, Residential Land
