Brick c.1918 Illinois Rowhouse For Sale $289,900

Whether you’re seeking a stable rental income or a spacious place to call home, you need to check out this great investment opportunity in Chicago’s Auburn Gresham Neighborhood! This all brick 2 flat has large units with laminated wood flooring throughout. The first-floor unit features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with extended sunporch for office space or spare guest room. The second floor is 2 bedrooms and 1 bath. The basement is finished with an additional bedroom with its own living room, bathroom and kitchen. It can easily be reconfigured to add a second bedroom. Brick 2 car garage is a plus to this solid brick building. Don’t miss out on this excellent opportunity. Schedule your showing appointment today! The property needs some TLC. The property is being SOLD AS-IS.

• 4bed
• 2bath
• Circa 1918

Pros

1. Diverse Job Market: Chicago has a robust economy with opportunities in various sectors, including finance, healthcare, technology, and the arts.
2. Cultural Hub: The city boasts a rich cultural scene, featuring world-class museums, theaters, music venues, and an array of cultural festivals throughout the year.
3. Public Transportation: Chicago offers an extensive public transit system, including buses and trains, making it convenient to navigate the city without a car.
4. Food Scene: Renowned for its diverse culinary offerings, from deep-dish pizza to international cuisine, Chicago is a food lover’s paradise.
5. Lakefront Access: With its beautiful lakeshore, residents can enjoy parks, beaches, and recreational activities along Lake Michigan.
6. Sports Enthusiasm: Home to several professional sports teams, Chicagoans have a strong spirit for sports, offering a lively atmosphere for fans.

Cons

1. High Cost of Living: While more affordable than some coastal cities, living in Chicago can still be expensive, especially in desirable neighborhoods.
2. Weather Extremes: The city experiences harsh winters with heavy snowfall and cold temperatures, along with hot and humid summers, which may not be appealing to everyone.
3. Traffic Congestion: Chicago is known for its traffic issues, especially during rush hour, which can lead to longer commute times.
4. Crime Rates: Certain neighborhoods experience higher crime rates, necessitating careful consideration when choosing where to live.
5. Taxes: Illinois has relatively high state income taxes and property taxes, which can add to the overall cost of living.
6. Urban Density: The bustling city life can sometimes feel overwhelming, particularly for those used to quieter, suburban living.