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Sold on May 17, 2026 for $345,000

567 E Keats Ave, Fresno, CA 93710

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Property Highlights

Residential

Property Type

Single Family Residence

Sub Type

1955

Year Built

1,288

Sq Ft

3

Bedrooms

1.8

Bathrooms

N/A

Days On Properkey

0.23

Lot (acres)

644477

MLS #

FRESNO

MLS Source

Description

Check out this 3-bedroom, 1.75 bathroom home features fresh interior paint, As you enter the cozy fireplace makes a living room perfect to unwind. The home has a laminated floor With a laundry room and a great oversize backyard perfect for hosting gatherings with family and friends, The perfect backyard for your pet. Ultimate convenience of being steps away from your favorite shopping mall ( Macy's, Sephora, Victoria's Secret, Barnes Noble and Ulta Beauty) and dining the option range from food court to Cheesecake Factory, BJ's Restaurant and Fleming stake house. Enjoy immediate access to the freeway and a couple miles away from Fresno State University allows students to enjoy a short commute and easy access to the campus. If you like to watch live games or entertainment as well easy access to Save Mart Center and Valley Children's Stadium. This house is perfect for first time buyers or anyone who would like to live close and enjoy all of these amenities.

Listed by Dulce R. Jimenez • DRE #01506258 • 3D Realty

Bought with Mirna Garcia • DRE #01884139 • Envision Realty, Inc.

Contact: [email protected]

MLS #: 644477
Source: FRESNO

Property Features

Lot Features: Urban

Building & Construction

Construction Materials
Stucco
Roof
Composition
Foundation
Concrete, Wood Sub Floor

Interior & Comfort

Cooling
Central Heat & Cool
Flooring
Laminate
Fireplace
1

Appliances & Equipment

Appliances
Gas Appliances, Disposal

Utilities

Nearby

Active Pending Closed Rental

Elementary School

Robinson

Middle School

Ahwahnee

High School

Hoover

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