87 Bert Avenue

About This Home

All brick home for sale in desirable Rosewood Heights location/Roxana School district on a dead end street with expansive fenced back yard, three car garage, and pool! This property has everything you have been looking for and more! Picture perfect from the time you step foot in the door! The living room has an electric fireplace with beautiful mantle/moulding surround. Recessed lighting has been newly added and all of the many windows in the home (Universal Window Brand) were all replaced in 2019! Throughout the living room, to the open concept dining area and kitchen, newer vinyl plank has been installed. The kitchen features quartz countertops, quality cabinets with elegant cove style moulding, tile backsplash, built in gas stove/range in island, and kitchen island also offers tons of storage space with the custom built in cabinetry-all remodeled in 2019. The three bedrooms all have brand new carpet installed, as well as the vinyl plank in the bathroom. The hallway full bath also offers custom shower surround, jacuzzi tub, built in shelving, and an elegant raised bowl vanity. Convenient main floor laundry leads to the family room (carpet 2026) that was previously used as a primary suite by owner. It offers another fireplace, more built in shelving/bookcases, and the second full bathroom. Home offers a whole house attic fan and attic has additional storage space. Outside you'll find the three car detached garage, a large concrete patio, fully fenced backyard that backs up to a wooded tree line, the above ground pool and deck-there is something for everyone! Other updates include: Roof (2025), Attic Insulation (2019), Air Conditioner (2019), Moisture Barrier in crawlspace (2019), Pool liner (2025), new pump and filter (2024) Plumbing (est. 2016). This home has been well loved and maintained-set up your appointment for the opportunity to view this beautiful property today! Pre-Listing Inspection completed by seller will be available prior to home going active.

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