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CABIN FOR SALE Property _________________________________________________ Tax Ids Duchesne Acreage Access Subject to Excluded 2008 Taxes Homeowner Ass’n
Serial #: BRS-0339, 45322 W Easy Money, Fruitland UT 84027 5 acres, irregular sharp, end of cul-ta-sac Hwy 40 East, turn north at Milemark 62, County Road 45000 W. Subdivision 2 miles or so up the road (gated community, year-round access Easements, restrictions and rights-of-way appearing of record or enforceable in law and equity Oil & Gas, Minerals, Hydrocarbons $1,092 (estimated) Yes. Association fees $150/yearly; CC&Rs apply
Improvements ____________________________________________ Built 1985 (Courthouse records). Within the last 3 years, Cabin has been refurbished with new roof, baseboard heating, carpet, light fixtures< kitchen hardware, storm doors, exterior lighting, washer/dryer. It is timber frame. Sq ft 1500 sq ft; 2 bedroom, 2 bath Roof Metal Exterior Cedar Fireplace Woodstove Floors Carpet, Linoleum Windows w/drapes Appliances Range, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer Heating Electric baseboard Garage None Interior Features Ceiling fan, skylights, sliding glass door Exterior Features Storage shed, barbeque, decks
Utilities / Amenities _________________________________________ Propane Electric Water
Garbage Septic System Cell Phone Satellite TV Post Office Emergency Healthcare Permits Groceries School Fire Protection Firearms Terrain Animal Rights
Tank Leased – ?? Propane Moon Lake Electric Public water system, Fruitland Special Service District Water available year-round Must be contained and removed Yes, installed Cell tower in area Dish Network (www.sterlingsatellite.com); Direct TV (www.directtv.com) Satellite internet service is available No general delivery 911; Wasatch County 435.654.1411 Heber Valley Medical Center: 1469 S Hwy 40, Heber City UT Wasatch County: 435-654-3211 Fruitland has 1 gas station, Gas N Grub MM 49 Hwy 50; MM62 is All Country, store, café and RV Wasatch County School District Fire Hydrants within development Hunting and discharge of shot guns is prohibited Flat, Slight slope, Steep Slope Yes.
Tin Raindrops
My own American Flag Mother’s Round Kitchen Pedestal Table And the bright red Sunbrella
$255,000
Bandanna Ranch, Chuckwagon Phase Lot 0339 at the end of the road
Thunder ridge real estate
435.828.8824
I looked around and noticed how the old and new had found their comfort spot in the cabin. The solid round kitchen pedestal table sitting aside the plaid on the couch, the heavy black wood stove casting a shadow over the soft tan on the floor. The early morning sun was having quite a time as it was dancing on the ladder-back chairs, catching the sun beams and then throwing them into the loft. Before I closed the window, I paused to hear a now familiar sound, but until the cabin, I had never really heard rain on a tin roof or the clap of mountain thunder.
Coffee in hand, I slide open the door onto the deck. The morning breeze caught my eye as it ruffled the trim on the large red sunbrella, giving my soul a warm sign as I heard laughter echoing from the evening before. Gently I sat down, trying not to disturb the tweeter of song birds that joined me in my morning solitude. Then glancing over the lawn, Spring had brought, as she always does, a dozen Hummingbirds darting from feeder to feeder. I tugged at my sweater when the sun slide behind a cloud and felt lucky I was here, mixing in with the old and the new, the quiet and the fun.
CABIN FOR SALE Property _________________________________________________ Tax Ids Duchesne Acreage Access Subject to Excluded 2008 Taxes Homeowner Ass’n
Serial #: BRS-0339, 45322 W Easy Money, Fruitland UT 84027 5 acres, irregular sharp, end of cul-ta-sac Hwy 40 East, turn north at Milemark 62, County Road 45000 W. Subdivision 2 miles or so up the road (gated community, year-round access Easements, restrictions and rights-of-way appearing of record or enforceable in law and equity Oil & Gas, Minerals, Hydrocarbons $1,092 (estimated) Yes. Association fees $150/yearly; CC&Rs apply
Improvements ____________________________________________ Built 1985 (Courthouse records). Within the last 3 years, Cabin has been refurbished with new roof, baseboard heating, carpet, light fixtures< kitchen hardware, storm doors, exterior lighting, washer/dryer. It is timber frame. Sq ft 1500 sq ft; 2 bedroom, 2 bath Roof Metal Exterior Cedar Fireplace Woodstove Floors Carpet, Linoleum Windows w/drapes Appliances Range, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer Heating Electric baseboard Garage None Interior Features Ceiling fan, skylights, sliding glass door Exterior Features Storage shed, barbeque, decks
Utilities / Amenities _________________________________________ Propane Electric Water
Garbage Septic System Cell Phone Satellite TV Post Office Emergency Healthcare Permits Groceries School Fire Protection Firearms Terrain Animal Rights
Tank Leased – ?? Propane Moon Lake Electric Public water system, Fruitland Special Service District Water available year-round Must be contained and removed Yes, installed Cell tower in area Dish Network (www.sterlingsatellite.com); Direct TV (www.directtv.com) Satellite internet service is available No general delivery 911; Wasatch County 435.654.1411 Heber Valley Medical Center: 1469 S Hwy 40, Heber City UT Wasatch County: 435-654-3211 Fruitland has 1 gas station, Gas N Grub MM 49 Hwy 50; MM62 is All Country, store, café and RV Wasatch County School District Fire Hydrants within development Hunting and discharge of shot guns is prohibited Flat, Slight slope, Steep Slope Yes.
Tin Raindrops
My own American Flag Mother’s Round Kitchen Pedestal Table And the bright red Sunbrella
$255,000
Bandanna Ranch, Chuckwagon Phase Lot 0339 at the end of the road
Thunder ridge real estate
435.828.8824
I looked around and noticed how the old and new had found their comfort spot in the cabin. The solid round kitchen pedestal table sitting aside the plaid on the couch, the heavy black wood stove casting a shadow over the soft tan on the floor. The early morning sun was having quite a time as it was dancing on the ladder-back chairs, catching the sun beams and then throwing them into the loft. Before I closed the window, I paused to hear a now familiar sound, but until the cabin, I had never really heard rain on a tin roof or the clap of mountain thunder.
Coffee in hand, I slide open the door onto the deck. The morning breeze caught my eye as it ruffled the trim on the large red sunbrella, giving my soul a warm sign as I heard laughter echoing from the evening before. Gently I sat down, trying not to disturb the tweeter of song birds that joined me in my morning solitude. Then glancing over the lawn, Spring had brought, as she always does, a dozen Hummingbirds darting from feeder to feeder. I tugged at my sweater when the sun slide behind a cloud and felt lucky I was here, mixing in with the old and the new, the quiet and the fun.
