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128 Junction Road, Hampton, NJ 08827 — Lot 2.21
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43 Bevier St, Binghamton, NY 13901
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Two units, six bedrooms and approximately 2,688 sq ft of living space: 43 Bevier Street offers a substantial two-family opportunity in Binghamton. With two full bathrooms and an approximately 6,400 sq ft lot, this home gives buyers a larger footprint to explore for their next real estate purchase. The seller reports both units as occupied. Take a closer look at the photos, contact Ali Haider for property and access information, and follow the auction to get ready to bid.
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