Sold for $235,000 on 8/12/20
| Beds |
Baths |
Built |
Sq.Ft. |
Garage |
Taxes |
On Market |
| 3 |
1 |
1953 |
1,295 ft2 |
1.5 |
$2,089 |
1770 days |
Solid brick Ranch welcomes you. Updated new windows throughout. Hardwood oak flooring under carpeting. The Bathroom has a handicap shower. Ceiling fans in all bedrooms. Formal Dining Room. Spacious eat-in Kitchen with breakfast bar, pantry and plenty of cabinets. Master bedroom has plenty of closet space. Full partially finished walk-out Basement with plenty of storage space. All appliances stay. The best of both worlds ... hot water heat with central air. Newer furnace, hot water tank, new front and back doors. Concrete side drive. Enjoy the back yard while sitting on the bench of your deck. Across the street from Saint Xavier University. Close to Shopping and Expressways. Priced to sell....QUICK CLOSE!!!
Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Realty
3605 W 103rd St. is a 1,295 ft2 single family home built in 1953, and is located in Chicago, IL, in the Mount Greenwood neighborhood. It has 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, a 1.5-car garage, and has annual property taxes of $2,089. This home goes to Morgan Park High School.
Marco Amidei
(888) 32-Marco (847) 630-4886
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