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Abbeville, Alabama Lakefront Home for Sale
3111 Calhoun Dr., Abbeville, Alabama 36310
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About 50 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico, Abbeville sits along Lake Eufala, which is part of the Chatahoochee River, and it is the locale of this lovely lakeside single family manufactured home for sale. It has three bedrooms, two baths, 1,680 square feet and was built in 1997. The asking price is $259,000.
The home sits on more than half an acre and has a large, screened front deck facing the lake. A workshop is not far from the house.
Inside, the floors are brown vinyl planking; the walls are gray and peach with white trim, and the ceiling is white. A fireplace takes up part of one living room wall. Tall windows in the living room and den offer soothing lake views.
The open kitchen has wood cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, speckled granite countertops and a dark wood island. Dining room windows also provide water views.
All three bedrooms have vaulted ceilings and windows facing the lake. One bath has a walk-in shower. All furniture (except the speedboat in the workshop) is included in the sale.
There is no HOA fee.
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Abbeyville, Alabama
The Chattahoochee River forms the southern border between Georgia and Alabama, and Walter F. George Reservoir, also known as Lake Eufaula, is part of the river. Abbeyville (population 2,500) sits along the Lake and is about 50 miles north of the Gulf of Mexico. Rosa Parks, the civil rights icon, grew up here.
Although the town has had a somewhat turbulent history (arson, a tornado, etc.), today it is a quiet, country place. The downtown is small but attactive with brick buildings, old fashioned storefronts and tree-lined streets. Huggin' Molly is the local ghost who wanders the streets late at night when the moon is full. Or so they say.
Neighborhoods are peppered with dogwood trees, and each year the Yatta Abba Festival celebrates spring and blooming dogwoods with food, art and entertainment.
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