304-306 N View St., Aurora, IL 60506

The property is Historic and with completely unique units that were built for recent college graduates of well-to-do families in the early 1900's. The property is described on the City of Aurora's website as one of the contributing structures of the Historic District as follows: "This four-unit apartment house was built in 1908 to 1909. ER. Conklin, manager of Aurora's Bell Telephone franchise granted in 1902, began the construction but ran into financial difficulties. State senator Henry H. Evans completed Fairview. The building is made of both formed and cast concrete and features a fireplace in each unit." The building boasts 8,364 sq. ft. with 3 levels and full basement.The building is on a Triple Lot w/ regular lot depth, but 135 feet wide in the front (well over half an acre);5-car masonry garage + off-street parking easily allows two parking spots per unit. Many recent repairs and upgrades