0.21 Acres in Manhattan, KS - $334,000
3426 Stonehenge
Beautiful home in Manhattan, KS.
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Located in the Northwest corner of Manhattan in the established Candlewood neighborhood, with its full brick exterior and manicured lawn sets this 4 bedroom/3 bathroom Ranch style home. The living room boast of cathedral ceilings and a brick gas fireplace for a very inviting entrance to the home. Hardwood floors throughout the main floor. The main bedroom is equipped with an en suite. The fully finished basement has great space for entertaining featuring its own gas fireplace and wet bar. The lawn is spacious and includes an irrigation system. This well-maintained Bristow build is in the Bergman/Susan B. Anthony school zoning. You need to see this wonderful home to truly appreciate all it has to offer!
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Manhattan, Kansas, is home to Kansas State University, a vibrant academic hub. University towns are historically popular among retiree’...
Manhattan, Kansas, is home to Kansas State University, a vibrant academic hub. University towns are historically popular among retiree’s, in part because of the endless built-in activities the community provides. The city features Bill Snyder Family Stadium home to the Kansas State University Wildcat football team, one of the premiere sports venues in all of college sports. Tuttle Creek Reservoir and the Konza Prairie offer excellent recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiast, while Aggieville and the Downtown business districts provide top notch dining, entertainment and shopping.
Less the 15 miles away is historical Ft. Riley which is currently home to the Big Red One First Infantry Division. With a daytime population of 25,000 people, it is another major draw to the greater Manhattan community. The growth of the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility (NBAF) have made Manhattan a community on the rise and rated as one of the best small towns (100,000 or less) in America by numerous national publications. Come see for yourself what all the Little Apple has to offer.
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