Sold for $36,500 on 7/27/20
| Beds |
Baths |
Built |
Sq.Ft. |
Garage |
Taxes |
On Market |
| — |
— |
1986 |
— |
0 |
$729 |
1506 days |
Street level garage parking space in South Loop/Printers Row. Park and walk to near by Loop, Entertainment, Financial District with ease. Or own for the surrounding condo without parking space. Generously sized space - no problem for SUVs. Located close to the north end of garage, near Polk Street. Garage has car wash bay and air hose. Do not need to live in condo bldg to own this space. Seller wants to sell it. Bring your reasonable offer. Parking space rented out for $2400 /per year till April 14 2021.
Listing courtesy of United Real Estate - Chicago
801 S Plymouth Ct. #P268 is a home built in 1986, and is located in Chicago, IL in the The Terraces subdivision, in the Printers Row neighborhood. It has 0 bedrooms and — bathrooms, and has annual property taxes of $729.
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