Seller incentive: $10K towards buyers choice of closing costs, prepaids, rate buydown, price reduction or combination of each on any full price offer. Interra Homes presents our Wilshire ranch plan. A nice 3-bedroom, 2 bathroom home with a great open floor plan. This home also has a 4 season bonus room, 3-stall garage, energy efficient construction. Main floor laundry, primary suite, unfinished daylight basement, and insulated garage. Located minutes from downtown, adjacent to the Fred Meijer Standale trail to Millennium Park, and across from Harmon Park. Great location. 2 homes under construction and 2 homes starting soon and 2 lots to build your new home. Completion date early 9/22.
Seller incentive: $10K towards buyers choice of closing costs, prepaids, rate buydown, price reduction or combination of each on any full price offer. Interra Homes presents our Wilshire ranch plan. A nice 3-bedroom, 2 bathroom home with a great open floor plan. This home also has a 4 season bonus room, 3-stall garage, energy efficient construction. Main floor laundry, primary suite, unfinished daylight basement, and insulated garage. Located minutes from downtown, adjacent to the Fred Meijer Standale trail to Millennium Park, and across from Harmon Park. Great location. 2 homes under construction and 2 homes starting soon and 2 lots to build your new home. Completion date early 9/22.
REALCOMP #65022035225
Oct 25, 2022
Sold
$425,000
$265/sq ft
Sep 26, 2022
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Aug 16, 2022
Listed
$425,000
$265/sq ft
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Last updated by owner on Jun 7, 2023.
RPUD-1
Low Density Residential Planned Unit Development District
It is the intent of the RPUD-1 district to encourage more imaginative and livable housing environments within that district, through a planned reduction, or averaging, of the individual lot area requirements for a planned unit development, provided that the overall density requirements for the planned unit development remain the same. Such averaging or reduction of lot area requirements shall only be permitted when a landowner, or group of owners acting jointly, can plan and develop a tract of land as an entity and thereby qualify for regulation of that tract of land as one complex land use unit in accordance with an approved final area site plan as provided by article VIII, rather than an aggregation of individual buildings located on separate, unrelated lots.