Crane Development Group, LLC

PRICE REDUCED!!
List Price: $167,000
Investors Welcomed!
Cash Offer Welcomed!
Minutes from Downtown HTX
HAR MLS #: 54353577
3914 Ajax St
Houston TX 77022
Bed 3/Bath 2
Sqft: 1,660
Lot Sqft: 4,000
[email protected]
(713)898-7600

PRICE REDUCED!!
Investors Welcomed!
Cash Offer Welcomed!
MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN

MLS #: 54353577
List Price: $147,000 AS-IS
https://www.har.com/s/mv4kz2m89aUe

Address: 3914 Ajax St
City/State: Houston TX
Zip Code: 77022
County: Harris
Subdivision:
Independence Heights Park

Property Type: Single-Family
Bedroom: 3
Bath: 2
Stories: 1
Year Built: 1952
Building Size: 1,660 Sqft
Lot Size: 4,000 Sqft
https://www.har.com/s/mv4kz2m89aUe

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