This is What $395,000 Will Buy You
For between $389,900 and $395,000, you could purchase one of two comparably-priced homes. The first is located in Bolingbrook, the second is in Plainfield.
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1. 1939 Moraine Rd., Bolingbrook: Priced at $389,900, according to listings.
This is a four-bedroom, three-bathroom, 3,381 square foot house built in 2009.
The home's gourmet kitchen has granite counters, a back splash, a center island, stainless steel appliances, a double oven, custom blinds and 42-inch maple cabinets. The master bedroom suite includes a walk-in closet, and the home includes wood floors and a two-story extended family room.
Realtor source/information: Shahzana Ripp, (815) 483-7773.
2. 15528 Dan Patch Dr., Plainfield: Priced at $395,000, according to listings.
This is a four-bedroom, three-bathroom, 2,904 square foot house built in 2004.
The home has a center entry with a two-story foyer, stone floors in the entryway and kitchen and professional landscaping and hardscaping. The kitchen has custom cabinets, granite counters, stainless steel appliances and an island. The family room has a triple bay window and a gas fireplace, and the master suite has a tray ceiling and large closet.
Realtor source/information: Grant J. Chignoli, (815) 725-1700.
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Plainfield // Romeoville // Bolingbrook
Out of these two homes, which one would you buy? In the comments, tell us how your house hunt is going. Those selling homes can use Patch to help spread the word.
anonymous
11:18 am on Friday, February 22, 2013
400k for a blacktop driveway?
anonymous
11:20 am on Friday, February 22, 2013
Will I be paid 390k to live in bolingbrook? Triple it and I'll think about it.
Christina
11:37 am on Friday, February 22, 2013
No wonder why school officials are trying to get another raise.
anonymous
11:55 am on Friday, February 22, 2013
The govt encourages banks to keep foreclosed homes off of the market to keep home prices like these artificially high in order to keep property taxes from cratering to keep all of the worthless govt employees from losing their overpaid worthless jobs
Sharon Paul
9:32 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
You are so right and the mayor of Romeoville thinks nothing about kids having something to do for free to keep them off the streets. He wants to have Halloween parties for adults and close Safety town for the kids in the neighbor hhod. Time he goes away. The tax payers pay more money for the police and fire department to drive around town and for personal use and then the tax payers of Romeoville get to pay for the new cars. Whata joke. this town is.
oldschool
7:34 pm on Friday, February 22, 2013
What the hell do government employees and school officials have to do with the price of a house? Oh, I forgot...more of the same tea bagger crap.