Fantastic location! Downtown Mount Prospect...walk to Library, Metra, and Restaurants. Lifestyle of conveniences and maintenance-free. 1st floor condo features 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, 2 garage spaces, 2 private storage units AND a nice-sized outdoor space. Kitchen has lots of cabinets, stainless steel appliances, counters and a serving bar area with under-counter wine fridge. Uniform laminate flooring throughout. Full-size side-by-side washer/dryer. Large walk-in master closet. Paver patio provides a large, private outdoor area. Heated garage. Investors welcome. Rental limit of 25%. Rented through October 31. 48 hours notice required for showing.
A+ Location....Lovely Downtown Mount Prospect...Walk to Library, Metra, Restaurants and Surrounding Amenities. All the Bells & Whistles of A Single Family Home with Conveniences of Condo Living in Village Centre. Beautifully Upgraded & Super Efficient Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances to include Wine Refrigerator, Ample Custom Cabinetry with Pantry and Bar/Buffet Area. Newly Remodeled Bathroom, New Hardwood Floors throughout, Plenty of Closet Space to include Large Master Walk-in and Entry Walk-In Closet. Side by Side Washer/Dryer. Open Concept Living Area Leads to 633 Square Foot Private Landscaped Yard and Terrace. The Floorplan is Functional & Lives Very Comfortably. Added Bonus of 2 Garage Spots in Heated Garage and 2 Additional Private Storage Rooms. Where Else Can You find All of This in a Condo??? You Will Not be Disappointed!!! Come on by & Take a Look.....
MRED as Distributed by MLS Grid #09778858
Feb 12, 2018
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Oct 16, 2017
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MRED as Distributed by MLS Grid #09744060
Oct 16, 2017
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Sep 7, 2017
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MRED as Distributed by MLS Grid #09725543
Sep 7, 2017
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Aug 18, 2017
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Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,929 (+5.1%)
$496 + $23,168
$23,664
2022
$4,689 (−6.2%)
$496 + $23,168
$23,664
2021
$5,001 (+2.1%)
$313 + $15,737
$16,050
2020
$4,897 (−0.1%)
$313 + $15,737
$16,050
2019
$4,902 (+21.6%)
$313 + $17,562
$17,875
2018
$4,032 (−0.7%)
$261 + $16,352
$16,613
2017
$4,061 (+8.3%)
$261 + $16,352
$16,613
2016
$3,750 (+31.0%)
$261 + $16,352
$16,613
2015
$2,862 (+1.2%)
$235 + $12,237
$12,472
2014
$2,829 (−4.7%)
$235 + $12,237
$12,472
2013
$2,968 (−5.6%)
$235 + $12,792
$13,027
2012
$3,143 (+1.3%)
$274 + $14,423
$14,697
2011
$3,103 (−14.4%)
$274 + $14,423
$14,697
2010
$3,626 (+7.1%)
$274 + $16,415
$16,689
2009
$3,385 (−8.1%)
$316 + $16,692
$17,008
2008
$3,683 (+1.1%)
$506 + $20,218
$20,724
2007
$3,643
$506 + $20,218
$20,724
Tax history for 5 W Central Rd #101
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2023
$4,929 (+5.1%)
$496 + $23,168
$23,664
2022
$4,689 (−6.2%)
$496 + $23,168
$23,664
2021
$5,001 (+2.1%)
$313 + $15,737
$16,050
2020
$4,897 (−0.1%)
$313 + $15,737
$16,050
2019
$4,902 (+21.6%)
$313 + $17,562
$17,875
2018
$4,032 (−0.7%)
$261 + $16,352
$16,613
2017
$4,061 (+8.3%)
$261 + $16,352
$16,613
2016
$3,750 (+31.0%)
$261 + $16,352
$16,613
2015
$2,862 (+1.2%)
$235 + $12,237
$12,472
2014
$2,829 (−4.7%)
$235 + $12,237
$12,472
2013
$2,968 (−5.6%)
$235 + $12,792
$13,027
2012
$3,143 (+1.3%)
$274 + $14,423
$14,697
2011
$3,103 (−14.4%)
$274 + $14,423
$14,697
2010
$3,626 (+7.1%)
$274 + $16,415
$16,689
2009
$3,385 (−8.1%)
$316 + $16,692
$17,008
2008
$3,683 (+1.1%)
$506 + $20,218
$20,724
2007
$3,643
$506 + $20,218
$20,724
*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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County
Cook County
APN
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Last updated by owner on Jul 11, 2026.
B5C*
Core Central Commercial District
The B-5 central commercial district includes the downtown core area, known as the core area and designated on the zoning map as the B-5C core central commercial district, and related retail and commercial areas along Northwest Highway. Specific bulk regulations are included for each of these areas.; The district is intended to accommodate retail and specialty shops, and business, professional, and civic uses characteristic of a traditional downtown area. The core area also permits higher density multi-family residential uses for the purpose of providing a downtown living environment. Special attention is focused on uses with an emphasis on consumer goods and services easily accessible by pedestrians.; Business, professional, and governmental offices and other nonsales tax generating uses are permitted in the downtown core area. However, such uses should be encouraged to be located at the periphery of this area. The primary focus of the downtown core area is to attract high levels of pedestrian activity for retail, service, and specialty shops.; In addition, the B-5 district has been designated as an area of critical concern due to heavy traffic movement, intensity of development, and its essential role in the future development of the village.