On the Market: Stately 2-story Freeport home for sale

Ken DeCoster, Journal Standard

Fri, May 20, 2022, 5:14 AM1 min read

Address: 1315 W. Logan St., Freeport

Description: This two-story brick home has 2,100-square-feet of living space filled with charm and character. The first floor features a large living room, formal dining room and a bonus room for a home office or playroom. The fully remodeled kitchen features granite counters, stainless steel appliances and a bright breakfast nook. Upstairs, the home has three bedrooms, including a master retreat with a sitting area and double closets. The landscaped yard includes a stone patio and a large deck with built-in seating.

Asking price: $190,000

Realtor: Aubra Palermo, Re/Max Property Source, (815) 275-6610

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