Sold for $445,000 on 3/07/25
| Beds |
Baths |
Built |
Sq.Ft. |
Garage |
Taxes |
On Market |
| 3 |
2.1 |
1929 |
1,641 ft2 |
2.5 |
$7,820 |
181 days |
Only 2 owners on this 1929 Sears Crescent home have been lucky enough to call this one home. One of the largest lots on S Summit, at 57' x240', even expanding the home wouldn't lose the green space currently hidden in the back of the property. 3 bedrooms, 2.1 baths, and a finished basement make this very livable as is. With a few updates to to the bathrooms, this one would be a real stunner in no time! Detached 2.5 car garage with loft storage, a private back deck and the front porch that has been the neighborhood go-to for years, this place has as much character as it does memories. Walking distance to town and the train, and apart of the coveted Barrington School District, there is not much more to ask for!
Listing courtesy of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate
533 S Summit St. is a 1,641 ft2 single family home built in 1929, and is located in Barrington, IL. It has 3 bedrooms and 2.1 bathrooms, a 2.5-car garage, and has annual property taxes of $7,820. This home goes to Barrington High School.
Marco Amidei
(888) 32-Marco (847) 630-4886
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