This four-bedroom home, designed by Tom Bassett-Dilley Architects, has two full bathrooms, a deck, a covered patio and screened porches. The home’s main level features a kitchen, dining room, dry bar, living room and family room. The second level features four bedrooms, a laundry alcove and a second deck with a rooftop garden. The backyard is fenced, and the front and side yards feature raised garden beds, native gardens, stone pathways, and native turf grass. An attached carport has a NACS charging port, storage, and accommodates two large electric vehicles.
Listing agents: Brita Pagels and Elaine Pagels, Pagels Group, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago, (630) 640-6200 and (630) 640-2002
Downers Grove 4-bedroom home with covered patio and screened porches: Living area
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Downers Grove 4-bedroom home with covered patio and screened porches: Dining area
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Downers Grove 4-bedroom home with covered patio and screened porches: Kitchen
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Downers Grove 4-bedroom home with covered patio and screened porches: Screened porch
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Downers Grove 4-bedroom home with covered patio and screened porches: Living space
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Downers Grove 4-bedroom home with covered patio and screened porches: Hallway
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Downers Grove 4-bedroom home with covered patio and screened porches: Bedroom
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Downers Grove 4-bedroom home with covered patio and screened porches: Bedroom
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Downers Grove 4-bedroom home with covered patio and screened porches: Sleeping porch
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Downers Grove 4-bedroom home with covered patio and screened porches: Covered patio
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Downers Grove 4-bedroom home with covered patio and screened porches: Deck
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