958 Campbell St Joliet, IL 60435
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About this home
BEAUTIFUL Charming 2-Story home in the sought after Cathedral District of Joliet. Walk up the brand new stairs to an open porch with a porch swing. As you step into the living room, you find beautiful hardwood floors throughout, and a gorgeous gas fireplace set between stunning built-in wooden bookcases portraying both new and old charm and 8' ceilings. The stunning staircase gives you the feel of warmth, topped off by crown molding and stained-glass windows with natural rays of light pouring to give you that feeling of being "home." On to a large dining room and more stained-glass windows, then turn your head and find a new fully remodeled kitchen with granite countertops, and stunning new cabinets demonstrating a beautiful flow of rooms on the main floor. A brand-new sliding glass door off the kitchen takes you right out to a screened in porch overlooking the yard with a brand new lower deck, fence & gate, perfect for outdoor entertaining. Let's go back to the second floor to find a newly remodeled full-size bathroom done in style. On the 2nd floor, you find the Master BR with a big walk-in closet. A door steps out to a full-size 2nd floor balcony, overlooking the yard for those moonlit evenings. You will find 2 more good size BRs on the second floor along with great closet space. Let's go down to the basement now, where you will find another bedroom, with a big closet and a window with great natural light. This bedroom could also be used as an office or rec room. Around the corner is a second newly remodeled FULL bath & shower & laundry room. The garage is huge with 10' high ceilings. It may look like a 2-car garage at 1st glance; however, it is big enough to fit 3 cars, one as a tandem. Electric car? No problem! Outside there is an installed electric vehicle charger/240-volt outlet, level 2 charger! This home is a MUST-SEE! Come take a look and make that offer!
Source: MRED #12436711
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