Sold for $394,900 on 4/04/16
| Beds |
Baths |
Built |
Sq.Ft. |
Garage |
Taxes |
On Market |
| 3 |
2 |
1957 |
1,106 ft2 |
2.5 |
$6,971 |
3521 days |
A beautiful, all brick home in the Golden Triangle of Park Ridge. Walk to all three schools, Centennial Park, Uptown and Edison Park. Enjoy the outdoors in the large back yard with the prettiest 2.5 Car Garage that you have ever seen. Open the French Doors and you have a Party Pavilion. This home has Hardwood Floors, New Pella Windows, a Newly Remodeled Bathroom, Full Basement with Finished Area that can be used as another bedroom, Large Closet, a Second Full Bathroom and Storage. The Kitchen is so cute it should be featured in a magazine. This home has been loved and it shows in its original style and tasteful decor. Come see how this home will be your "Home Sweet Home."
Listing courtesy of Century 21 Elm, Realtors
612 S Lincoln Ave. is a 1,106 ft2 single family home built in 1957, and is located in Park Ridge, IL. It has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a 2.5-car garage, and has annual property taxes of $6,971. This home goes to George Washington Elementary School, Lincoln Middle School, and Maine South High School.
Marco Amidei
(888) 32-Marco (847) 630-4886
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