Sold for $240,000 on 3/11/19
| Beds |
Baths |
Built |
Sq.Ft. |
Garage |
Taxes |
On Market |
| 3 |
2 |
1951 |
994 ft2 |
2 |
$4,257 |
2350 days |
Attention Chicago Police Officers and Firefighters! Impeccably maintained Mt. Greenwood raised ranch located right at the southern most spot of the City of Chicago. This solid brick home features 3 spacious bedrooms, 1 full bath and all hardwood floors on the main level. Head downstairs to find a full finished basement equipped with a full bathroom. Ideal for entertaining or creating that modern family room. The windows are 5 years old, roof and HVAC system are both 8 years old. Homeowner recently had a built in fire pit and brick pavers installed in the backyard to make it the perfect spot to enjoy those summer nights outdoors. 2 car garage with an insulated overhead door. This house had it all! Book your showing today...this one won't last long!
Listing courtesy of Charles Rutenberg Realty of IL
3818 W 110th St. is a 994 ft2 single family home built in 1951, and is located in Chicago, IL, in the Mount Greenwood neighborhood. It has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a 2-car garage, and has annual property taxes of $4,257.
Marco Amidei
(888) 32-Marco (847) 630-4886
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