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1330 Central Avenue, Estherville, IA 51334
Estherville, IA Homes for Sale in 51334 and Real Estate MLS # 241453 ( )
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Estherville, IA Homes for Sale in 51334 and Real Estate MLS # 241453 ( )
241453
$70,000
Sale
Single Family Residence
Bungalow
RESIDENTIAL
1330 Central Avenue
Estherville
IA
51334
2
1
1
1
816
8712
Detached
1
746
2023
Estherville Lincoln Central
1900
No
Wheelchair Ramp
Deck, Driveway-Concrete, Porch
Main Floor Bedrooms, Main Floor Laundry
Disposal, Dryer, Range/Stove, Washer
Water Heater-Gas
Forced Air
Public/City
Public Sewer
Central
No
Breakers
Partial
Unfinished
Stick Built
Vinyl Siding
Howell Real Estate and Auction, Mark Howell (712.362.4844)
Licensed In Iowa Each Office Independently Owned And Operated.
The ice is in and its time to mark some fish! Drag the sled right down the ramp off of Dam Road in Arnolds Park and you are catching fish in minutes. On Minnewashta, no spot is a bad spot. Surrounded by a number of beautiful lake homes, the scene is perfect for drilling some holes and jigging your way to a fresh meal. Gills, perch, crappie and walleye will keep you busy in your fish shack. If have not fished on Lake Minnewashta, now is the time.
Boulders Inn and Suites promises to make your Okoboji vacation comfortable and relaxing. This new hotel just south of Emerald Hills golf course between Milford and Arnolds Park offers 40 rooms with suites to meet your individual needs. One of the best things about Boulders Inn is that it is within walking distance of the Taco House. For some of you, I know that can be a big deal!
"The Tressle" bridge used to carry the old railroad that traversed the area. Now the tressle is home to some of the areas best fishing. Served as a hot spot for fisherman, and a trail for walkers and bikers, the tressle is a classic structure of the Okobojis. We spent days jumping off of the tressle doing cannonballs, preachers, flips and the like. I know in my life my friends and I have caught literally tens of thousands of crappie and blue gill off the tressle bridge.
