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Explore Similar Mobile Homes Within 2 Miles of Burnham, IL

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    $45,000

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath

    4001 E 134th St Unit 18E, Chicago, IL 60633

    Step into this fully renovated 1000 sq ft. 2 bed 1 bath home, located in the family-friendly Harbour Point estates. Just moments from Wolf Lake, offering a variety of exciting water activities to enjoy and indulge in. Shopping, dining, outdoor activities and easy access to downtown Chicago. Rent to own financing now available! Park approval required prior to purchase. Contact: Jen Zamora for

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    Jenny Zamora

    COldwell Banker Market Connections

    (312) 680-9404

    4001 E 134th St Unit 18E, Chicago, IL 60633
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    $75,000

    • 5 Beds
    • 2 Baths

    4001 E 134th St Unit 1495, Chicago, IL 60633

    Freshly Renovated. Step into this beautifully rehabbed 5-bedroom, 2-bath mobile home! Freshly painted with new flooring, it offers a modern open-concept kitchen. The spacious master bedroom is perfect for relaxation, while the four additional bedrooms are ideal for children or guests. The full bathrooms feature a bathtub for relaxation. Other highlights include: Convenient laundry area, outside

    Arlet Quiroz Realty of America, LLC

    4001 E 134th St Unit 1495, Chicago, IL 60633

Why Live in Burnham

Burnham, IL, a village just south of Chicago with a population of over 4,000, offers a slower-paced lifestyle while maintaining proximity to the city. The northern part of Burnham provides access to the Little Calumet and Grand Calumet Rivers, featuring waterside dining options like Waterfront Marine and La Isla Bonita, a café and nightclub with boat parking. The village is set to benefit from the Cal-Sag Trail extension, which will be 26 miles long and pass through Blackburn Park, offering picnic areas, playgrounds, and basketball courts. Nature enthusiasts can explore the Burnham Prairie Nature Preserve and Powderhorn Lake, both popular for bird watching and boating. Golfers can enjoy the Burnham Woods Golf Course, known for its mature trees and streams. Homes in Burnham are typically smaller and older, with brick bungalows and tri-level houses being common, attracting those looking to downsize. Most homes were built between the 1950s and 1970s, with three bedrooms and 1,000 to 2,000 square feet. The Burnham Community Center on Torrence Avenue serves as a hub for local resources and events. Public transportation options include nearby commuter rail stations like Hegewisch and Hammond, with Pace buses stopping on Torrence Avenue and State Street.

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