707 Savannah Ave Townhouse

Almost 2000 square feet! Fantastic 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 2 car garage zero lot line townhome*. The large airy great room has laminate floor, ceiling fan and a patio door to the wood deck. Pass thru area from the eat in kitchen makes it easy to share in the fun or keep an eye on the kiddos. The kitchen has cherry cabinets, new stainless steel dishwasher, disposer, new stainless steel double door with ice and water thru thedoor refrigerator, new stainless steel stove and microwave. Baths, foyer & kitchen have tile floors. Half bath downstairs is convenient for guests. Upstairs primary suite has huge bedroom - large enough for a king bed on any wall! Great walk in closet. Spacious bath has corner whirlpool tub, separate tile shower and a 2 sink vanity. Two good size bedrooms and another full bath complete the second story. When the electric bill arrives, you'll really appreciate our energy efficient construction with 2x6 exterior walls, insulated glass windows, heat pump, ceiling fans and mini blinds. Use your own washer and dryer or you can use one of our sets. Pets considered. Great quiet country location just off Stotlar Road on Savannah Drive. Less than a 10 minute drive to Heartland Hospital, Herrin Hospital, SIH Cancer Center, Aisin, Home Depot, Dillards, Target, Walmart, Marion Mall area restaurants, shops and movie theatre, Sam’s, I-57 access and downtown Herrin. * people ask what a zero lot line home is. Zero lot line means that each unit has its own set of walls with a dead air space between the 2 units, 2 layers of firerock and 1 layer of regular drywall go all the way to the roof line. Duplexes, apartments and condos have shared dividing walls ie one common wall with one side of the common wall facing one unit and the other side of the common wall facing another unit each with one layer of drywall on each side. So even though it may look like a multifamily building, each zero lot line home is its own complete structure with no common or shared walls. Can be conventionally financed since the ground underneath each unit is sold with the unit. Condos can't be financed this way - you buy a share of a building, not the physical building and land beneath it.