On the Market: Centrally located Rockford home for sale

Ken DeCoster, Rockford Register Star

Fri, May 27, 2022, 6:27 AM1 min read

Address: 918 Westchester Drive, Rockford

Description: This Cape Cod-style home is on a large lot with a fenced-in yard. The home offers 1,568-square-feet of living space including two bedrooms and two baths. The large living room features built-in bookcases and plenty of windows. The living room leads out to a screened in porch and a large fenced in backyard with a deck. The kitchen has vintage cabinetry and a large window above the sink for lots of light. The built in shelving provides much extra space in the kitchen. A large dining room has hardwood flooring and a large closet for storage. The upper level features two very large bedrooms and a full bathroom. The partially finished basement could be used as a third bedroom or additional family room.

Asking price: $129,900

Realtor: Robyn Agrifoglio; Listing Office - Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate, 815-353-9134

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Each week, we feature a unique property for sale in the area. Have a property you’d like to see featured? Email online@rrstar.com and put “On the Market” in the subject line.

Ken DeCoster: kdecoster@rrstar.com; @DeCosterKen

This article originally appeared on Rockford Register Star: On the Market: Westchester Drive home in Rockford, Illinois, for sale

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