Spacious 2BR/2BA end unit in boutique elevator building in Old Irving Park. Newer building with everything you're looking for: gorgeous wide-planked brazilian cherry hardwood floors, rich gourmet kitchen with granite counter, stainless steel appliances, island, open concept with plenty of room for formal dining table and huge living room space. Master bedroom is on a corner, so lots of windows and natural sunlight. Master bath with granite dual vanity and jacuzzi tub. Washer/dryer in unit and central AC. Huge balcony is an extension off of living room, great for grill and plenty of space for full set of furniture, perfect for entertaining. High-end window treatments throughout. Deeded parking space included. Easy access to 90/94, metra and blue line.
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Listed by Gwen Stark• @properties Christie's International Real Estate
Bought with Donell Watts• Main Street Real Estate Group
New construction! Delivery Now! Irving Place Condos offers 55 1, 2 & 3 BR units feat: top finishes throughout. Incl:granite countertops, ss appls, 42"cabs, cherry hrdwd flrs, marble BAs, w/ d hk-ups. All units wired for plasma TV, stereo surround & Ipod docking stations! Close to express way & trans. Indoor/outdoor pkg avail for $15K & $20K.
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$5,672 (+3.1%)
$2,971 + $27,977
$30,948
2022
$5,503 (+2.1%)
$2,396 + $26,403
$28,799
2021
$5,391 (+41.5%)
$2,396 + $26,403
$28,799
2020
$3,810 (−0.5%)
$1,054 + $19,092
$20,146
2019
$3,831 (+1.8%)
$1,054 + $21,379
$22,433
2018
$3,765 (+25.5%)
$1,054 + $21,379
$22,433
2017
$3,000 (−13.5%)
$958 + $16,309
$17,267
2016
$3,470 (+9.3%)
$958 + $16,309
$17,267
2015
$3,175 (+20.3%)
$958 + $16,309
$17,267
2014
$2,639 (+2.5%)
$862 + $15,878
$16,740
2013
$2,575 (−14.9%)
$862 + $15,878
$16,740
2012
$3,027 (−20.5%)
$862 + $18,501
$19,363
2011
$3,809 (+1,573.6%)
$1,150 + $24,377
$25,527
2010
$228 (−94.7%)
$1,150 + $2,067
$3,217
2009
$4,268 (+1.9%)
$1,150 + $28,001
$29,151
2008
$4,187
$862 + $30,169
$31,031
2007
$862 + $31,851
$32,713
Tax history for 3300 W Irving Park Rd Unit N3
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$5,672 (+3.1%)
$2,971 + $27,977
$30,948
2022
$5,503 (+2.1%)
$2,396 + $26,403
$28,799
2021
$5,391 (+41.5%)
$2,396 + $26,403
$28,799
2020
$3,810 (−0.5%)
$1,054 + $19,092
$20,146
2019
$3,831 (+1.8%)
$1,054 + $21,379
$22,433
2018
$3,765 (+25.5%)
$1,054 + $21,379
$22,433
2017
$3,000 (−13.5%)
$958 + $16,309
$17,267
2016
$3,470 (+9.3%)
$958 + $16,309
$17,267
2015
$3,175 (+20.3%)
$958 + $16,309
$17,267
2014
$2,639 (+2.5%)
$862 + $15,878
$16,740
2013
$2,575 (−14.9%)
$862 + $15,878
$16,740
2012
$3,027 (−20.5%)
$862 + $18,501
$19,363
2011
$3,809 (+1,573.6%)
$1,150 + $24,377
$25,527
2010
$228 (−94.7%)
$1,150 + $2,067
$3,217
2009
$4,268 (+1.9%)
$1,150 + $28,001
$29,151
2008
$4,187
$862 + $30,169
$31,031
2007
$862 + $31,851
$32,713
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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Last updated by owner on Sep 15, 2026.
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