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$600,000

Status: Active
3647 and 3653 HWY 9, Estherville, IA 51334

  231061

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  589,802


Listed by : EXIT REALTY MIDWEST, TAMMY FREDERICKSEN (712.336.3405)

$499,900

Status: Active
703 2nd Avenue, Estherville, IA 51334

  231299

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Listed by : INTEGRITY REAL ESTATE, NICK STEFFES (712.337.6500)
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$425,000

Status: Active
1421 1st Avenue, Estherville, IA 51334

  240066

 4

 4

  6,268


Listed by : RE/MAX LAKES REALTY, JANIE EICK (712.339.0574)

$244,900

Status: Active
121 12th Street, Estherville, IA 51334

  240302

 3

 3

  2,720


Listed by : EXP REALTY LLC, ROB GOEBEL (833.835.5566)
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Okoboji Boat Works is home to "The Fish Shack" and "The Inconvenience Store". Formerly a marina of thriving boat sales since 1890, OBW now offers up many different rentals, a 24 hour gas dock, excursion boats, and more. I remember the days as a child of fishing for crappie and blue gill here and along the docks of Smith's Bay. Though the scenery has changed, the outstanding fishing has not.

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