Beautiful Trevi Gardens 4BD 2BA Bi-level now available. Offering a 2.5 car att gar. with addditional storage bump out. Huge backyard perfect for the kids complete w/ play place. Inside you'll find a nice open living room and great kitchen just off living walks out to balcony overlooking backyard. Kitchen appl stay. Tremendous Ma as large as you'll find. Downstairs you'll find 3 additional BDs, Family room with FP and laundry room, plus a second full BA. Many updates in this family friendly home with Chatham Schools but Springfield address. Sq ft believed accurate not warranted.
Single-familyProperty Type
1995Year Built
$112Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by KC Sullivan• The Real Estate Group, Inc.
Great 4bd, 2ba Bi-Level w/2.5 car garage plus bump out for storage. Completely updated and move in ready. Updates are: almost all flooring, lt fixtures, A/C unit, H20 heater, GFI's, outlets, all ext doors, screens, sliders, bathroom countertops, faucets, toilets, towel racks, hinges, knobs, hardware on all cabinets, frig, dishwasher, oven & hood, garage door opener, some paint & sump pump. Roof approx. 10yrs old, gas fireplace in FR, deck & newer stamped concrete patio, backs to greenspace & pond, Chatham Schools too! Sq ft believed accurate not warranted.
Public Records
Dec 1, 2011
Sold
$150,000
$78/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,734 (+2.2%)
$12,144 + $55,197
$67,341
2024
$4,631 (+9.6%)
$11,326 + $51,480
$62,806
2023
$4,225 (+3.6%)
$10,345 + $44,671
$55,016
2022
$4,079 (+2.9%)
$9,813 + $42,374
$52,187
2021
$3,965 (+0.5%)
$9,446 + $40,787
$50,233
2020
$3,947 (+9.4%)
$9,460 + $40,848
$50,308
2019
$3,607 (+2.7%)
$9,427 + $43,163
$52,590
2018
$3,511 (+2.2%)
$9,380 + $42,716
$52,096
2017
$3,434 (+1.9%)
$9,259 + $42,164
$51,423
2016
$3,370 (+4.5%)
$9,124 + $41,549
$50,673
2013
$3,226
$8,957 + $39,675
$48,632
Tax history for 108 Resina Dr
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$4,734 (+2.2%)
$12,144 + $55,197
$67,341
2024
$4,631 (+9.6%)
$11,326 + $51,480
$62,806
2023
$4,225 (+3.6%)
$10,345 + $44,671
$55,016
2022
$4,079 (+2.9%)
$9,813 + $42,374
$52,187
2021
$3,965 (+0.5%)
$9,446 + $40,787
$50,233
2020
$3,947 (+9.4%)
$9,460 + $40,848
$50,308
2019
$3,607 (+2.7%)
$9,427 + $43,163
$52,590
2018
$3,511 (+2.2%)
$9,380 + $42,716
$52,096
2017
$3,434 (+1.9%)
$9,259 + $42,164
$51,423
2016
$3,370 (+4.5%)
$9,124 + $41,549
$50,673
2013
$3,226
$8,957 + $39,675
$48,632
*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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Condo/Co-op
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Sangamon County
APN
22210207007
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Last updated by owner on Sep 16, 2026.
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