Be the first non-family resident in 60 years to live in this COMPLETELY RENOVATED, down-to-the-studs, first-floor, state-of-the-art home with 3 bedrooms, 2 full-baths, in-unit washer/dryer AND parking. Just steps to Lake Michigan and Loyola University, it's nestled between Edgewater and Rogers Park on one of the area's prettiest tree-lined streets. Light floods its interior which features throughout hardwood flooring, brand new double-paned windows and solid pre-war, can't-hear-your-your-neighbor construction. Relax in the elegant, large living room with original brick fireplace mantel, built-in bookcases and French doors leading to a nine-windowed sun room. The gourmet kitchen boasts all-Bosch, high-end, stainless appliances, generous custom cupboards and countertops, and an imposing island for dining, working or entertaining. Another heated sunroom boarders the kitchen area and next to that, a separate windowed laundry room houses heavy-duty commercial machines and space for storage. The dazzling tiled two full-bathrooms are all-Kohler and offer both spa-like tub and stand-alone shower. The three bedrooms offer decent light and closets and are being fitted for custom contemporary blinds. All utilities are two-months old -- including central air and heat. Active security cameras have been installed outside. One indoor spot in the property's garage is included as well as water, sewer, garbage and common area maintenance. Tour this one while it's still available and imagine yourself just a short walk from the Loyola Redline, #151 and #22 buses, Aldi's, Whole Foods, Target, Uncommon Ground, Devon Market and the enticing assortment of restaurants and shops on nearby Sheridan and Clark -- not to mention the beach. Summer will be here before you know it! At least a 12-month lease is required; non-smoking building; $350 non-refundable move-in fee.
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