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Apartment Building with Additional Unit
Updated: Jul 21
Apartment Building with Additional Unit

3841 Ledgestone Ln, Midlothian, TX 76065

$675,000
3,842 sqft 1.40 AC lot
3,842‑square‑foot apartment property on 1.4 acres
Four‑unit apartment building with four tenants in place
24x48 shop with most of the space converted to a 5th unit
5th unit includes 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, kitchenette, and living room
Separate office area with its own entrance
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320 Dale Evans Dr
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320 Dale Evans Dr, Italy, TX 76651

Estimated value: by Request
8,562 sqft 33.69 AC lot
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Ellis County, TX Apartment Buildings Market Trends and Statistics

Explore 2 apartment buildings for sale in Ellis County, TX on our real estate platform. These investment opportunities span a total of 3,842 square feet of properties for sale, with an estimated market value of $675,000.

Sale prices for apartment complexes in Ellis County, TX average $675,000 — offering options for a variety of budgets and business needs. Daily updated analytics ensure you stay ahead with the latest data and market trends.

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