37 homes found
Rome, Magnolia Walk subdivision
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Address
Beds
Baths
Sq. Ft.
Built
Status
Price
8/26/24
19 Brandon Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
2
2002
Closed $240,000
6/12/24
1 Alkaid St., Rome, GA 3
1.1
1,688 ft2
1975
Closed $175,000
11/15/23
16 Brandon Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,856 ft2
2
2019
Closed $289,000
3/29/23
6 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,330 ft2
2
2018
Closed $235,000
2/27/23
17 Brandon Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,302 ft2
2
2001
Closed $205,900
10/24/22
14 Brandon Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,496 ft2
2
2019
Closed $268,000
5/24/21
11 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,666 ft2
2
2019
Closed $214,900
4/27/21
14 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,680 ft2
2
2018
Closed $200,000
7/20/20
2 Brandon Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,424 ft2
1
2019
Closed $157,500
6/17/20
31 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,479 ft2
2
2018
Closed $164,000
8/19/19
2 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,300 ft2
1
2019
Closed $154,000
7/15/19
1 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,300 ft2
1
2019
Closed $153,820
5/23/19
28 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,436 ft2
2
2018
Closed $154,495
5/17/19
25 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,679 ft2
2
2019
Closed $168,665
4/22/19
22 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,436 ft2
2
2019
Closed $161,990
3/21/19
24 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,679 ft2
2019
Closed $170,000
3/12/19
18 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,479 ft2
2019
Closed $153,765
3/4/19
26 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,642 ft2
2
2019
Closed $175,450
2/21/19
27 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,679 ft2
2019
Closed $146,285
1/10/19
23 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,436 ft2
2
2018
Closed $153,610
12/6/18
12 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,679 ft2
2
2018
Closed $155,325
11/30/18
10 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,642 ft2
2
2018
Closed $167,150
11/14/18
Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 0
Closed $13,190
11/14/18
W Brandon Ln., Rome, GA 0
Closed $13,190
11/8/18
8 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,479 ft2
2
2018
Closed $151,630
11/2/18
4 Bentley Ln., Rome, GA 3
2
1,679 ft2
2018
Closed $157,000
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