3626 59th Street, Lubbock, TX 79413

$280,000 Asking Price

3 beds
2 baths
1,941  sqft
Built in 1962

Don't miss the opportunity to own this exceptional home in Broadmoor, one of Lubbock's premier neighborhoods. This fully remodeled property is a true standout, featuring extensive updates throughout. Enjoy an open-concept layout with modern touches that bring elegance and comfort to every room. The home boasts brand-new flooring, fresh paint, a redesigned kitchen with new appliances, updated lighting, renovated bathrooms, and vanities. Additionally, the plumbing under the slab and the sewer line were professionally replaced by Westech Plumbing, ensuring long-term reliability. Perfect for entertaining or relaxing by the beautifully accented fireplace, this home also features a covered patio and a spacious backyard shed. Don't miss the chance to tour this outstanding home while it's still available!

Features & Amenities

Interior

General:
Ceiling Fan(s)
A/C:
Central Electric
Heating:
Central Gas
Fireplace:
Living, Fireplace, Fireplaces: 1
Disability Feature:
None

Exterior

General:
Fenced,Landscaped,Patio-Covered
Parking:
Garage

Construction

Roofing:
Composition
General:
Slab

Location

HOA Amenities:
0.0
School District:
Lubbock ISD
County:
Lubbock

Lot

Zoning:
BROADMOOR L 9, R125740

This listing courtesy of:
Progressive Properties, Aaron Pool

About Lubbock, TX

Housing

Number of Units
122,655
Median Home Value
$170,279
Median Rent
$824

46.35% of housing units are renter occupied.

9.33% are vacant.

Commute

Car
81.93%
Public Transportation
0.75%
Walk to Work
1.39%
Work from Home
14.92%
Other
0.60%

The median travel time to work is 15 minutes.

People

Population
286,539
Median Age
33.40
Median Household Size
2.68

Education

High School
23.92%
Associate’s Degree
6.05%
Bachelor’s Degree
20.91%
Graduate Degree
12.95%

Disclaimer: Community and Demographic information uses data from the U.S. Census Bureau but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.

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