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1921 19th Ave N, Texas City, TX 77590

3 beds · 2 baths · 1,539 sqft · $132 price per sqft

Welcome to this captivating property overflowing with charm. The soothing neutral color scheme throughout the living spaces creates a serene ambiance,...

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Location

Home details

Home type

single family home

City

Texas City

Size

1,539

Built in

1961

Lot size

9,800

Per per sqft

$132 price per sqft

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Garage

2-car Garage

Master bedroom

Downstairs Master Bedroom

School districts

Elementary

52 - Texas City

High School

52 - Texas City

Schools

No schools

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