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Patricia A. Wheeler, Broker
Commercial & Residential Real Estate
Florence, Oregon
East to Blachly
North to Yachats
South to Reedsport
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FEATURED PROPERTY
169 Florentine Avenue

Immaculate home in Florentine Estates has lots of bells and whistles. All the appliances. Small studio in the back yard has power and fully insulated. 3 bedrooms 2 full baths and a garage your neighbors will envy.
Meticulously maintained and move in ready.

MLS# 11622962

 
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  • Yahoo to sell half of its Alibaba stake for $7.1B
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