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Pullman historic district! This Pullman Two-Flat Row House is in the Pullman National Historical Park. First built in 1885 as a two-flat, this solid brick building retains much of the original Victorian-era millwork and has hardwood floors and numerous updates, including an upgraded hot-water heating system, updated plumbing, newer kitchens, and newer baths. The first-floor apartment has four rooms with two modest bedrooms, and the second-floor has five rooms with three appealing bedrooms. Each apartment has approximately 800 to 1,050 sq. ft. of living space. The basement has laundry and storage areas. The tenants pay for electricity. Currently, the landlord pays for gas, heat, and water utilities. The spacious fenced yard has a two-car garage. This 2,100-square-foot 24'-wide Pullman Two-Flat Row House has a two-story addition and is on a 30.5-foot by 124-foot lot. This property (11429) and the property to the north (11427) have the only driveway in the Pullman Historic District, totaling 12 feet wide with 6 feet belonging to each property owner -- it originally was just two sides yards or gangways. Also, the district has no homeowner assessments. Both apartments have leases. See rental notes for lease information. All showings require notice. This historical row house was built as part of the Original Town of Pullman in the 1880s by George Pullman, founder of Pullman's Palace Car Company. Today, located in the designated Pullman National Historical Park, the area has restoration happening throughout. The Pullman Historic District was first declared the Pullman National Historic Landmark District in 1970 and a City of Chicago Landmark District in 1972. Easy access to i-94 and one block to Metra Electric trains.

Rehab/investment opportunity on a good-size city lot, 34'x125'. This Cottage-style house is already gutted to the studs and ready for your ideas. The house's perimeter is 23' by 55' and has more than 2,000 square feet of living space, PLUS a full basement with 1,200 square feet. Each level has high ceilings, including the basement, ideal for a complete renovation. This lot includes a fire-damaged brick coach house, but the brick walls are standing (do not enter, but you can see some interior walls from the yard view). The coach house can be repaired for supplemental income or removed for either an extended fenced yard, a parking pad, or a garage. Grand Crossing and Chatham are experiencing several complete rehabs selling for $200-$300k+! Cash only and sold AS-IS condition. Seller will pay all taxes through the last tax bill issued, but 0% tax proration for all future tax bills, no trash out, no survey provided by seller, and no inspection contingency (preview the condition and costs before making your offer). There are no utilities turned on, so please use caution! Buyer's agent must accompany their buyers with their contractors at all times. Near public transportation, including the 79th Street Metra Electric Station being rebuilt a couple of blocks away. Rehabbers, Investors, Developers, great price with many possibilities!

Pullman historic district! This turn-key four-flat rowhouse at 11252-54 S. Langley Avenue is in the Pullman National Historical Park. First built in 1881 as a four-flat, this solid brick building has numerous updates, including updated kitchens with newer stainless steel appliances and newer baths. Currently, three apartments have leases, and two are long-term tenants; the fourth unit is available for you to lease or occupy. Each apartment has approximately 800 to 850 square feet of living space and has individual heating systems and hot water tanks. For the first floor, each apartment has a large living room, eat-in kitchen, bath, and one large bedroom. On the second floor, one apartment has a living room, kitchen, bath, and two bedrooms, and the other apartment has the original five-room layout with a living room, kitchen, bath, and three smaller bedrooms. The basement has coin laundry and storage areas. Tenants pay for gas and electricity. The landlord pays for water and common-area electricity. The fenced yard is spacious. This 4,000-square-foot Pullman four-flat rowhouse is on a 45-foot wide by 124-foot lot, which includes the four-foot side yard. Also, the district has no homeowner assessments. See rental notes for lease information. All showings require notice. This historical rowhouse was built as part of the Original Town of Pullman in the 1880s by George Pullman, founder of Pullman's Palace Car Company. Today, located in the designated Pullman National Historical Park, the area has restoration happening throughout. The Pullman Historic District was first declared the Pullman National Historic Landmark District in 1970 and a City of Chicago Landmark District in 1972. Easy access to I-94 and Metra Electric trains.

LARGE RANCH ON HUGE LOT! This three-bedroom, one-and-one-half-bath ranch has more than 1,900 square feet with a family room and laundry room addition. The home boasts a new bath with a double sink and has a separate walk-in shower and tub. The house was built with red-face brick on all sides and features a three-season Florida room to view the expansive backyard with a patio and gas grill. The heated brick garage can hold four cars and is unbelievably huge (24'x 40') with an 8' height main service door and an extra side service door. The home has hardwood floors in the bedrooms, and hardwood is under the carpet in the living room and dining room. All appliances are included in the kitchen and laundry room. The lot is nearly half an acre (114.13'x176'). The Army Corps of Engineers originally built this home with no steps and wide hallways (48') and doorways (36'). Good solid house, brick garage, large lot! Schedule your showing!

Rehab/investment opportunity on a good-size city lot, 34'x125'. This Cottage-style house is already gutted to the studs and ready for your ideas. The house's perimeter is 23' by 55' and has more than 2,000 square feet of living space, PLUS a full basement with 1,200 square feet. Each level has high ceilings, including the basement, ideal for a complete renovation. This lot includes a fire-damaged brick coach house, but the brick walls are standing (do not enter, but you can see some interior walls from the yard view). The coach house can be repaired for supplemental income or removed for either an extended fenced yard, a parking pad, or a garage. Grand Crossing and Chatham are experiencing several complete rehabs selling for $200-$300k+! Cash only and sold AS-IS condition. Seller will pay all taxes through the last tax bill issued, but 0% tax proration for all future tax bills, no trash out, no survey provided by seller, and no inspection contingency (preview the condition and costs before making your offer). There are no utilities turned on, so please use caution!! Buyer's agent must accompany their buyers with their contractors at all times. Near public transportation, including the 79th Street Metra Electric Station being rebuilt a couple of blocks away. Rehabbers, Investors, Developers, great price with many possibilities!!

Pullman historic district! Move right into this Workers Cottage Row House in the Pullman National Historical Park -- freshly renovated -- with an open floor plan on the main level and the traditional three bedrooms and a bathroom on the second floor. First built in 1884, the redesigned first floor has a spacious living room with hardwood floors and a brand-new urban kitchen with new stainless steel appliances, custom cabinets, and a quartz countertop. The second floor has much of the original layout with some vintage features preserved, including the original handrail with spindles, a bright skylight, woodwork, and 4-panel doors. Highlights include hardwood floors throughout the home, new lighting, a brand-new bath, new rear-side windows, and updated amenities. The floor plan of this row house offers plenty of versatility, including a large basement and laundry area. Moveable storage units are included. The fenced yard has a new concrete patio and walk with a one-car garage renovated in Pullman colors. This 1,088-square-foot (plus basement) Pullman Row House is on a 16-foot wide by 124-foot lot. Also, the district has no homeowner assessments.

PULLMAN HISTORIC DISTRICT! This Pullman Two-Flat Row House is in the Pullman National Historical Park. First built in 1885 as a two-flat, this solid brick building retains much of the original Victorian-era millwork and has hardwood floors and numerous updates, including an upgraded hot-water heating system, updated plumbing, newer kitchens, and newer baths. The first-floor apartment has four rooms with two modest bedrooms, and the second-floor has five rooms with three appealing bedrooms. Each apartment has approximately 800 to 1,050 sq. ft. of living space. The basement has laundry and storage areas. The tenants responsible for electricity. Currently, the landlord pays for gas, heat, and water utilities. The spacious fenced yard has a two-car garage. This 2,100-square-foot 24'-wide Pullman Two-Flat Row House has a two-story addition and is on a 30.5-foot by 124-foot lot. This property (11429) and the property to the north (11427) have the only driveway in the Pullman Historic District, totaling 12 feet wide with 6 feet belonging to each property owner -- it originally was just two sides yards or gangways. Also, the district has no homeowner assessments. Both apartments have leases. See rental notes for lease information. All showings require notice. This historical row house was built as part of the Original Town of Pullman in the 1880s by George Pullman, founder of Pullman's Palace Car Company. Today, located in the designated Pullman National Historical Park, the area has restoration happening throughout. The Pullman Historic District was first declared the Pullman National Historic Landmark District in 1970 and a City of Chicago Landmark District in 1972. Easy access to i-94 and one block to Metra Electric trains.

PULLMAN HISTORIC DISTRICT! Move right into this Workers Cottage Row House in the Pullman National Historical Park -- freshly renovated -- with an open floor plan on the main level and the traditional three bedrooms and a bathroom on the second floor. First built in 1884, the redesigned first floor has a spacious living room with hardwood floors and a brand-new urban kitchen with new stainless steel appliances, custom cabinets, and a quartz countertop. The second floor has much of the original layout with some vintage features preserved, including the original handrail with spindles, a bright skylight, woodwork, and 4-panel doors. Highlights include hardwood floors throughout the home, new lighting, a brand-new bath, new rear-side windows, brand-new central air, and updated amenities. The floor plan of this row house offers plenty of versatility, including a large basement and laundry area. Moveable storage units are included. The fenced yard has a new concrete patio and walk with a one-car garage renovated in Pullman colors. This 1,088-square-foot (plus basement) Pullman Row House is on a 16-foot wide by 124-foot lot. Also, the district has no homeowner assessments.

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