Fantastic 1BD studio condo in one of downtown Springfield's most historic buildings. Be in the mix of downtown near restaurants, offices, the hospitals, transit lines, shopping, and tourist attractions. 20+ft ceilings, exposed brick, 3/4 inch solid HW hickory floors, solid surface counters, elevator service, laundry available.
CondoProperty Type
1900Year Built
$172Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Roni Mohan• RE/MAX Professionals
Bought with Julie Davis• The Real Estate Group, Inc.
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Event
Price
RMLSA as Distributed by MLS Grid #CA1005414
Apr 30, 2021
Sold
$85,000
$115/sq ft
Mar 5, 2021
Listed
$89,000
$120/sq ft
RMLSA as Distributed by MLS Grid #CA155679
Sep 1, 2015
Sold
$80,000
$108/sq ft
Aug 30, 2015
Listed
$80,000
$108/sq ft
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Gorgeous contemporary condo in the heart of downtown Springfield. Live in an historic building and near all the action..the Illinois Statehouse, local restaurants, nightlife, festivals, history, tourist sites, cafes, public transit and shopping. Architectural details include 16' ceilings, exposed brick, and arched windows. 3/4" solid hickory flooring, updated kitchen and bath. Tax ID includes storage room.
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Sangamon County
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Last updated by owner on Jun 11, 2023.
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Central Shopping District
This district is designed to provide for a wide range of retail stores, office buildings, and amusement and service activities which occupy prime retail frontage in a centrally located and intensively developed business area. The district includes areas of concentrated business activities where nearly all the frontage has long been taken up by contiguous buildings, thus requiring different bulk regulations than those applicable to newer or less concentrated areas and making it virtually impossible for separate off-street parking facilities to be provided for each individual establishment.