Welcome to 307 Geissler Street in beautiful Lockport, Illinois-an inviting ranch-style home with three bedrooms and the potential for a fourth, or use it as a bonus room or convenient laundry area. This cozy residence offers a blend of charm and practicality, making it a great place to settle in. As you step inside, you'll find a versatile floor plan that includes a garage converted into living space, which could easily be transformed back to its original use. There's also an extra-large driveway that provides ample space to add another garage if needed. The fenced-in yard adds privacy and is ideal for pets or enjoying outdoor activities. Recent updates include a newer hot water heater and AC, ensuring comfort throughout the year. The living and kitchen areas feature attractive wood laminate flooring, while the kitchen boasts sleek white cabinetry and stainless steel appliances-a perfect setup for cooking and entertaining. The bathroom has been tastefully updated, adding a touch of modern elegance to the home. While it could benefit from some TLC to bring out its full potential, this presents an exciting opportunity to personalize and make it your own. Conveniently located in the sought-after Lockport school district and close to local amenities, shops, and dining options, this property offers not just a home, but a lifestyle. Whether you're starting a family or looking to downsize, 307 Geissler Street offers a blend of comfort, convenience, and potential. Schedule your visit today and envision the possibilities!
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