28 E 55th St Hinsdale, IL 60521
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***The best value in Hinsdale!*** This thoughtfully updated split-level offers a warm, welcoming layout designed for space and connection. Located in the Elm Elementary, Hinsdale Middle, and Hinsdale Central High School districts, the home offers comfort, flexibility, and everyday practicality in one of the western suburbs' most desirable areas. The main floor features porcelain tile floors, large windows that invite natural light, and a flowing layout that encourages conversation. The renovated kitchen includes granite counters, stainless steel appliances, and quality cabinets. Upstairs, four spacious bedrooms with newly refinished hardwood floors share a well-appointed full bath, keeping everyone close and connected. The lower level centers on a large family room with a wood-burning fireplace. It also offers a second full bath, laundry room, and a bonus room ideal for a home office, guest suite, or fifth bedroom. A finished sub-basement adds additional living space for a playroom, gym, workspace, or studio, and a dedicated storage area keeps everything organized. Outside, the fully fenced yard offers room to gather, unwind, and play. Whether it's a summer cookout, a fall evening around a fire, or a quiet glass of wine on the deck, the spacious yard offers room to enjoy the seasons. The location offers the best of suburban convenience, with easy access to the Metra, major highways, and downtown Hinsdale. Commuters will appreciate the short trip into Chicago, while local amenities, shops, parks, and dining are all nearby. Recent updates include a newer roof (2015), HVAC (2018), renovated kitchen (2019), and washer and dryer (2020). With thoughtful design and effortless flow, 28 E 55th Street is more than a house. It's a space where every level feels like home.
Source: MRED #12492806
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