MLS # 250626
250626
$424,000
Sale
Single Family Residence
1.5 STORY
RESIDENTIAL
1227 W 4th Street
Spencer
IA
51301
5
4
1
1
2
1.5
5021
12150
Attached
2
6058
2023
Spencer
1969
No
Driveway-Concrete, In-Grnd Sprklr Sys, Patio, Porch
Ceiling Fan(s), Eat-in Kitchen, Garage Door Opener, Kitchen Center Island, Main Floor Bedrooms, Main Floor Laundry, Tiled Floors, Walk-in Closet, Washer/Dryer Hkups
Dishwasher, Microwave, Range/Stove, Refrigerator
Water Heater-Elec
Forced Air
Public/City
Public Sewer
Central
Wood Burning
Breakers
Full
Finished-Partial, Sump Pump
Stick Built
Brick
Integrity Real Estate, Katie Muhlbauer (712.790.7010)
250406
4
3
1,996
Licensed In Iowa Each Office Independently Owned And Operated.
"The Tressle" bridge used to carry the old railroad that traversed the area. Now the tressle is home to some of the areas best fishing. Served as a hot spot for fisherman, and a trail for walkers and bikers, the tressle is a classic structure of the Okobojis. We spent days jumping off of the tressle doing cannonballs, preachers, flips and the like. I know in my life my friends and I have caught literally tens of thousands of crappie and blue gill off the tressle bridge.
One of a kind Authentic Mexican Cuisine right here in West Okoboji! A local favorite and rated five stars by visitors young and old. Be sure to put this as a favorite on your list of places to not miss when you are vacationing in the Lakes area. Close to Terrace Park so if you are feeling up for a small walk you may walk from Terrace Park to the Taco House.
Separated from the rest of the Iowa Great Lakes, Big Spirit has a lot to offer. Big Spirit is actually located in Iowa and in Minnesota. This quiet setting offers a number of different lake views as well as access to fantastic fishing. While your are there, stop at the Spirit Lake Fish Hatchery. Every year they use gillnetting to catch and release walleye, muskie and pike using each fish to help breed a new batch of fish for the year. Often times the DNR catches very large fish and put them on display in one of their many fish tanks. The DNR professionals harvest fish eggs and release them after they hatch. Stop by and see the in the Spring, you will not be disappointed.
