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n downtown's vibrant Bridge District development, prices and interest remain high for townhomes and condos, but occasionally, savvy buyers can find more affordable options. Realtor Darla Willett-Rohrssen has listed a three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom townhouse on Second Street at $565,000, making it one of the most peaceful properties in the East Village neighborhood.The 2,218-square-foot home's southeastern facing footprint ensures plenty of morning sunlight, and its rooftop patio offers engaging views of the downtown lights. Built in 2019, the ground floor features a living space, open dining area, and a well-maintained kitchen with an island. Unlike many neighbors, this property faces a community mini park instead of streets or parked cars."It's a pretty little spot," Willett-Rohrssen said, noting that pedestrians and pet owners occasionally stroll by.The absence of vehicles adds to the neighborhood's serenity, making it hard to believe that Zombie Burger is just two blocks away. On the second floor are the bedrooms, bathrooms, laundry space, and an extra room used as a home office.Upstairs, another living space includes a convenient wet bar with a sink and fridge. The substantial roof patio is covered by a pergola at one end, offering views of the Iowa State Capitol and the 801 Grand Building across the Des Moines River.A 560-square-foot garage is located on the opposite side of the townhome, accessible down a back street. Monthly HOA fees of $240 cover neighborhood security, grounds upkeep, and seasonal work. There are still seven years of tax abatement left, providing substantial savings until 2032.Willett-Rohrssen remains an enthusiastic advocate for the district's concept, location, and amenities. "When you think of the businesses, hub, and action, it's all just two blocks away," she said.The home is listed by Darla Willett-Rohrssen of Iowa Realty Mills Crossing at 515-203-6108.
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