House for Sale in Green Mountain

12511 W Dakota Dr. Lakewood, CO 80228

 Updated and unique ranch in Lakewood. Close to the highway and the hills. 1197 Sq feet, 3Bd, 2Ba on the main floor, plus a full open basement. New roof, Newer 220V Electric Panel, Newer windows and patio door, Newer Furnace, Sprinklers, A/C. Beautiful refinished Hardwood floor, new paint in/out, new interior doors, nice kitchen with quartz counters and stainless appliances. Large open basement and extra room for parking on the side of the house. Shaded back yard, and Move in ready!


 










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