Step inside this updated 2nd-floor corner condo at Point West and enjoy a bright floor plan designed for effortless everyday living. The cozy living room/dining room combo is filled with natural light and overlooks the courtyard - the perfect backdrop for relaxing or entertaining, with a private second-floor balcony just steps away for morning coffee or evening reset. The kitchen is ready to impress, featuring NEW stainless steel appliances and space for an eat-in table. Two generous-size bedrooms offer custom built-in closets, and the primary bedroom nook is ideal for a makeup vanity or a home office. Recent updates include: NEW carpeting, blinds, ceiling fans, AC units, light fixtures (with the exception of the half bath fixture), closet doors (with the exception of the linen closet), all-new electrical and outlets, (Windows are approximately 10 years old) Point West living means resort-style amenities on your floor, such as a garbage chute, laundry room, and assigned storage unit. Outside, you will find: an outdoor pool, new tennis/pickleball court, picnic area, playground, dog run, plus grocery carts in the foyer for easy trips from the car. Conveniently located near shopping, dining, and entertainment at Yorktown Shopping Center, with quick access to major highways, bus, and the Metra train. Rentals are allowed.
CondoProperty Type
1973Year Built
$167Price/Sq.Ft.
$547/moHOA Dues
2 spacesParking
Listed by Kristina Valentino• john greene, Realtor
The R5 General Residence District is intended to provide for residential environments comprised of varied dwelling types with a relatively high range of density. A planned development is a conditional use which may be granted by the Village Board should it determine that the planned development is in the best interest of the village and complies with all the standards established in this section. The Plan Commission may recommend and the Village Board may require any reasonable condition or design consideration which will promote the proper development of the community. It is not intended that the Board automatically grant the maximum use exceptions or density premiums of any proposed planned development. The Plan Commission shall only recommend the granting of such premiums or latitudes which are consistent with sound land use planning, village growth policy and benefits accruing to the village as a result of the planned development.