1854 Square foot two story 3 bedroom townhome with full finished basement plus 2 car attached garage. Located in Homewood Oak Butterfield on North Riegel Road. Large kitchen with eat in dining area plus a formal dining room. Living room features an open fireplace. Full finished basement with rec room and utility area with washer and dryer Basement also includes a large shower plus a walk in sauna. Good for relaxation and health reasons. The second floor has 2 bedrooms plus a loft and full bath Extras surround sound throughout 2 way fireplace Custom cabinets loft with desk finished bsmt 3.5 baths Deck off kitchen Pond-lake in back yard sink in basement Cedar closet in basement All appliances stay Granite in Kitchen and bathrooms New roof food warmer Exceptional Home
* * * BACK ON THE MARKET * * * First AND Second deal fell through!!! * * * SELLER IS MOTIVATED * * * Please bring ALL OFFERS from approved buyers for an extraordinarily RARE OPPORTUNITY to buy a newer, very large, town home in highly desirable Homewood. With just a little bit of TLC, this home could be restored to it's original splendor. First Floor Master Bedroom with ensuite bathroom fitted with jetted tub and separate body jet-spray shower. Perfectly designed cozy fireplace shared with the Living room and Dining room perfect for the best of family gatherings. FULL finished basement serves as a bonus family room. Basement also includes a bathroom with large shower, plus a very large sauna for those days you decide to get a bit of extra relaxation. The upper floor incorporates a loft which can be used for admiring your new home, or perhaps for putting together some of your design ideas to make this your perfect home.
Public Records
Nov 18, 2009
Sold
$242,000
$131/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$10,350 (+7.4%)
$1,267 + $25,732
$26,999
2022
$9,633 (+0.2%)
$1,126 + $18,522
$19,648
2021
$9,614 (+4.2%)
$1,126 + $18,522
$19,648
2020
$9,223 (−18.1%)
$1,126 + $18,522
$19,648
2019
$11,261 (+2.7%)
$1,056 + $21,862
$22,918
2018
$10,962 (+38.5%)
$1,056 + $21,862
$22,918
2017
$7,913 (+4.6%)
$1,056 + $21,862
$22,918
2016
$7,565 (+0.5%)
$985 + $17,080
$18,065
2015
$7,525 (+15.4%)
$985 + $17,080
$18,065
2014
$6,518 (−4.0%)
$985 + $17,080
$18,065
2013
$6,787 (+1.7%)
$985 + $17,193
$18,178
2012
$6,674 (+3.4%)
$985 + $17,193
$18,178
2011
$6,456 (+4.6%)
$985 + $17,193
$18,178
2010
$6,174 (−10.0%)
$985 + $18,243
$19,228
2009
$6,859 (+10.0%)
$985 + $18,243
$19,228
2008
$6,238 (+1.7%)
$1,576 + $20,081
$21,657
2007
$6,133
$3,942 + $18,981
$22,923
Tax history for 19245 Riegel Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$10,350 (+7.4%)
$1,267 + $25,732
$26,999
2022
$9,633 (+0.2%)
$1,126 + $18,522
$19,648
2021
$9,614 (+4.2%)
$1,126 + $18,522
$19,648
2020
$9,223 (−18.1%)
$1,126 + $18,522
$19,648
2019
$11,261 (+2.7%)
$1,056 + $21,862
$22,918
2018
$10,962 (+38.5%)
$1,056 + $21,862
$22,918
2017
$7,913 (+4.6%)
$1,056 + $21,862
$22,918
2016
$7,565 (+0.5%)
$985 + $17,080
$18,065
2015
$7,525 (+15.4%)
$985 + $17,080
$18,065
2014
$6,518 (−4.0%)
$985 + $17,080
$18,065
2013
$6,787 (+1.7%)
$985 + $17,193
$18,178
2012
$6,674 (+3.4%)
$985 + $17,193
$18,178
2011
$6,456 (+4.6%)
$985 + $17,193
$18,178
2010
$6,174 (−10.0%)
$985 + $18,243
$19,228
2009
$6,859 (+10.0%)
$985 + $18,243
$19,228
2008
$6,238 (+1.7%)
$1,576 + $20,081
$21,657
2007
$6,133
$3,942 + $18,981
$22,923
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
3
Baths
2
Stories
2
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
2,816 Sq. Ft.
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
1,854
Year built
1996
Style
Townhouse
County
Cook County
APN
32081060140000
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jul 12, 2026.
R-3
Townhouse/Transition District
The purpose of the R-3 townhouse/transition district is to promote and maintain duplex and townhouse residential development, legally established single-family detached residences, and to allow limited commercial uses appropriate to the residential context of the area. The standards are intended to provide a mix of uses and to encourage alternative forms of housing at low-mid densities that buffer the surrounding single-family neighborhoods from more intense land uses.