152 Orchards Pass # 32e Unit 32E Bartlett, IL 60103
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Welcome to this immaculately maintained townhome in the desired subdivision, "The Villas in Hawk Hollow" of Bartlett. This home offers comfort, convenience, and stylish updates throughout. The main level features an open floor plan with hardwood flooring and NEW CARPETING ON THE STAIRS AND IN THE KEY AREAS, UPDATED IN (2022). A BRAND NEW ROOF, NEW TRIM (2024) and FRESHLY REFINISHED DRIVEWAY (2025) provide peace of mind and great curb appeal. WATER HEATER (2020) GARBAGE DISPOSAL(2024) WASHER (2025). The Main level offers an open-concept layout that seamlessly connects the living room, dining area, and kitchen, creating a warm and inviting space ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Spacious living room features large windows with natural light . A cozy fireplace serves as a central focal point, complemented by built- in media space for functionality and charm. Kitchen boasts sunny breakfast nook, granite countertops and oversized 42" cabinets. Positioned conveniently between the kitchen and living room, the dining area offers plenty of room for a full-size dining table. Step outside to your private deck, ideal for entertaining guests or simply unwinding in nature. Second level has three bedrooms and a cozy loft area. Master bedroom has a vaulted soaring ceiling with spacious walk in closet and en-suite full bathroom Other two bedrooms also have walk-in closets and adjoining full bathroom in the hallway. Fully finished basement perfect for additional living space or entertainment. HOA pays for the sprinkler system on the property. Located within walking distance to the Bartlett Park District and close to the Metra station, shopping, and scenic prairie paths perfect for biking and walking. A truly move-in-ready home with exceptional features and an unbeatable location. There are several guest parking spaces available. Seller is offering American Homeshield Warranty $500.
Source: MRED #12491422
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