Generous en-suite bathroomPartially fenced yardOversized primary suite
Turn-Key Investment or Dream Home in the Heart of Kenmore — Fully Renovated & Furnished
Welcome to 332 Wabash Ave, a beautifully reimagined home in the Village of Kenmore, just off Elmwood Ave. Taken down to the studs in a complete 2017 renovation, this home was rebuilt from the ground up — including a brand-new foundation with two new walls and added steel bracing for lasting structural integrity.
The original 3-bedroom layout was thoughtfully reconfigured into 2 spacious bedrooms, allowing for an oversized primary suite with a generous en-suite bathroom. Every major system has been updated: electrical, plumbing, drywall, roof, HVAC, and sump pump — all installed from 2017 onward.
The kitchen and bathroom were fully remodeled, with the kitchen showcasing a striking exposed chimney as a natural focal point. In the living room, a custom fireplace accent wall adds warmth and character. Downstairs, the finished basement offers a bonus rec room — ideal as a home office, game room, or additional living space.
Outside, enjoy a detached 2-car garage, partially fenced yard, and a home that sits near the bus line for easy commuting.
Currently operating as a successful Airbnb, this property is offered fully furnished and completely turn-key — move in, rent it out, or keep the income stream going from day one. A rare opportunity to own a meticulously renovated home in a walkable, established Kenmore neighborhood.
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