List Price: $150,000
| Beds |
Baths |
Built |
Sq.Ft. |
Garage |
Taxes |
On Market |
| 4 |
1 |
1904 |
1,518 ft2 |
0 |
$883 |
7 days |
Fantastic Victorian with an incredible opportunity for a visionary investor, contractor, or homeowner who wants to build sweat equity. Major updates already done! This spacious 4-bedroom, 1-bath home offers strong potential and solid value. Some updates include: new copper plumbing (2025), new windows (2018), central heat and air, updated electric, gleaming hardwood floors throughout, roof in great shape.The bones are solid, making this an ideal project where you can focus your budget on cosmetic renovations to unlock maximum value. The home is livable and is ready for an aesthetic makeover. Whether you're looking to flip, rent it or live in it, this property allows you to customize it to your vision while capitalizing on the growth with plenty of upside potential. SOLD AS-IS.
Listing courtesy of MPower Residential Brokerage LLC
7809 S Peoria is a 1,518 ft2 single family home built in 1904, and is located in Chicago, IL, in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood. It has 4 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, and has annual property taxes of $883.
Marco Amidei
(888) 32-Marco (847) 630-4886
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