Property Description

2 bedrooms, 2 baths. New Hardwood floors, Granite Countertops, New Cherry Kitchen Cabinets, microwave, Dishwasher, Central Air, Laundry in Unit. Clubhouse, Pool, Sauna, Fitness Center.
1 Parking Spot reserved and Plenty of Guest Parking. Minutes to Historic Riverwalk/Downtown Naperville, Shopping Malls, Restaurants, I-88 Expressway, Route 59 and Metra Train Station. Best Places to Live (10 big cities and their best suburbs and neighborhoods), 2002 (Money Magazine). The Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce has many businesses that can help make your move as easy as possible. Also visit the links below for additional information for Naperville residents.

Naperville Past and Present
Recent Accolades
Business Climate
Employment and Training
Government
Park District
Drivers’ License and Auto Registration
Recycling
Public Utilities
Transportation
Education
Service Clubs and Organizations
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Naperville Past and Present
A city is more than just the bricks and mortar that make up its buildings and the asphalt and concrete which form its roads. Its people make Naperville a unique place to live and work: People whose ancestors helped build the village from its beginnings as a farm and quarry town to the modern, thriving city of more than 139,000 people who call it home today…people whose parents settled here in the years after World War II looking for small-town charm and solid values in which to raise their children, and who started businesses to support them…people who relocated five, 10, or 20 years ago, seeking a home in a city that celebrates its past while stepping proudly into its future. They embody the spirit and heart of Naperville. Their voices speak of a common vision – a vision for a city that works.

If you take a moment, you’ll find that Naperville is a city that works. Travel its tree-lined streets, or walk through the downtown riverfront park. Visit its award-winning schools, libraries and parks or listen in on a lively council meeting at city hall. Spend time at its living history and children’s museums or attend a community play or concert.
Explore the city’s unique specialty shops or take a class at a local college. Get to know area entrepreneurs at a Chamber Business After Hours gathering or make new friends at one of the city’s seasonal festivals. It doesn’t take long to see that Naperville is a great place to live, work and play.

So take a moment, or take a lifetime … and discover Naperville.
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Recent Accolades
• Naperville Public Libraries has been ranked #1 in its population category for the five years the HAPLR Index (Hennen's American Public Library Rankings) has been in place
• Top Entrepreneurial Colleges (limited curriculum programs), North Central College, 2003 (Entrepreneur Magazine)
• Best Places to Live (10 big cities and their best suburbs and neighborhoods), 2002 (Money Magazine)
• All-America City Finalist, 1998
• #1 place to Run a Home-Based Business, 1997 (Home Computing Magazine)
• America’s Best Walking Communities, 1999 (Walking Magazine)
• Naperville Fire Department is one of select few Fire Departments in the U.S. to have been awarded full accreditation status by the Commission on Fire Service Accreditation International.
• District 203 eighth graders ranked first in the world in science and sixth in math among the 38 nations and consortiums that participated in the 1999 Third International Math and Science Study (TIMSS).
• For the past 12 years, District 203 has been listed among the nation's top 14% of public schools to be recognized by SchoolMatch with the "What Parents Want" award.

Contact Frank
708.259.4039

Lease Information

• Lease Details: Pleaase call.
• Deposit: 1595.00

Utilities

• Water Included

Policies

• Dogs: Dogs not allowed
• Cats: Cats not allowed
• Pet Policy Details: Please call.
• Smoking: Smoking Not Allowed

Area

• Neighborhood: We think there’s no place better to spend a day, a weekend, or a lifetime than right here in the City of Naperville. With branches of the DuPage River running through it and forest preserves ringing its perimeter, Naperville covers nearly 36 square miles, which houses a wide array of businesses and industries, historic neighborhoods, family-friendly subdivisions, shopping districts, and recreational pleasures. Although only 28 miles west of Chicago, Naperville offers a rural and hometown ambience, remarkable for its city style amenities, cultural attractions, and most notably, some of the best dining establishments and shopping options in all of Chicagoland.
  
  If you’ve got a yen for learning, an eye for art, or a penchant for the theatre, you’ll find just what you’re looking for in Naperville. Two museums, renowned community theatre groups, art galleries, a collection of artworks displayed in downtown streets, a municipal band, and a performing arts association offer a wealth of cultural opportunities.
• School: Naperville is fortunate to be served by two outstanding public school districts: Naperville Community Unit School District 203 and Indian Prairie School District 204. In addition, parents have the choice of several parochial and secular private schools in the area. All of these institutions consistently rank high in standardized test scores and provide children from kindergarten through senior high a wide variety of extracurricular activities.

Interior

• Kitchen - Refrigerator · Dishwasher · Microwave · Stove ·
• Flooring - Hardwood ·
• Rooms - Living Room · Dining Room ·
• Amenities - Washer / Dryer · Air Conditioning · Ceiling Fan · Scenic View · Waterfront ·

Exterior

• Patio

Community

• Clubhouse
• Gym
• Other: Pool