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Beautiful, Secluded Lucedale, Mississippi Lakefront Home for Sale
184 Beaver Dam Dr., Lucedale, Mississippi 39452
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Lucedale sits in southeastern Mississippi and is about equidistant from the Mississippi coast and from Alabama's Mobile Bay. It is also the locale of this beautiful, secluded lakefront single family home with three lots for sale. The residence has four bedrooms, one bath, 1,814 square feet and was built in 1978. The asking price is $225,000.
The property is on stilts in a leafy subdivision named Plum Bluff along Blue Gill Lake. The exterior has wood siding with two separate wood staircases up to the living area. A nice screened sitting area is under the house.
Inside, the floors are hardwood and tile; the walls are white with wood trim around the windows; the wood ceiling is vaulted with exposed beams. The living room fireplace is surrounded by wood paneling, and in the kitchen are wood cabinets, wood countertops and white appliances.
Two of the bedrooms have vaulted ceilings. The bath has a tub and a shower. The large sunroom and nice large deck offer water views.
A brick pathway with benches and well tended vegetation leads to the private boat dock.
Community amenities include seven lakes, miles of ATV trails, a gated boat launch, two private sand bars and direct access to White's Creek and the Pascagoula River.
The HOA fee is $72 per year.
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Lucedale, Mississippi
About 45 minutes north of the Mississippi coast and an hour from Mobile Bay in Alabama, sleepy Lucedale (population 3,200) is the George County seat. The downtown is home to Courthouse Square, where the weekly farmers' market takes place, as well as to the City Hall and a variety of retailers, including a bakery, a coffee house, an ice cream shop and more.
Along the main road through town are motels, family-style restaurants, gas stations and the like. Second Saturday celebrations always have a theme and bring out locals for food trucks, music and vendors selling wares.
Neighborhoods are rural with most homes boasting vast lawns on large lots carved out from the surrounding woods. Those on the far west side of town are tucked along the Pascagoula River, which flows to the Gulf of Mexico. The nearby 35,000-acre Pascagoula River State Wildlife Management Area is the spot for fishing, camping and hiking.
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