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Texas Avenue – Quiet 2‑Bedroom Home in Whitesburg, KY – Ideal for Relaxing Getaway

Texas Avenue – Quiet 2‑Bedroom Home in Whitesburg, KY – Ideal for Relaxing Getaway

Location:

Main Street, Whitesburg, KY

Enjoy a serene 2‑bedroom, 1‑bath retreat on Texas Avenue. Nestled in a quiet neighborhood, this home offers peace and comfort while keeping you within walking distance of Main Street’s dining, shops, and local attractions.

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