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Answers (5)
- geiswood
- Contributions:3
How much is it? I am not wasting my time opn places I cannot afford.
- Joe Zekas, "NewHomeNotebook"
- Contributions:362
Denyse,
You can find calculators at the Village of Wilmette site that will answer your question based on lot dimensions or square footage. See
http://www.wilmette.com/wilgov/default.asp?cv=wilgov&Id=4
You can find calculators at the Village of Wilmette site that will answer your question based on lot dimensions or square footage. See
http://www.wilmette.com/wilgov/default.asp?cv=wilgov&Id=4
- storeymd
- Contributions:63
Hello Owner,
I am wondering why you have not responded to my question. I also have another question. What is the maximum allowed improved square footage on the lot. I drove past and it is definitely a teardown.
Denyse
I am wondering why you have not responded to my question. I also have another question. What is the maximum allowed improved square footage on the lot. I drove past and it is definitely a teardown.
Denyse
- pm19
- Contributions:19
Having grownup in Wilmette and been away 20 years I can hardly believe how easily homes are considered teardowns! In a similar neighborhood in the SF bay area this home would cost at least 20 - 30% more and would be considered a prime property for restoration. My mom grew up in the house next door and my parents first home was across the street so I am a little bias... Still a house like this can be 'updated' while still retaining its original Prairie character. If you need a bigger house there are plenty more newly built ones to be found in Wilmette or Winnetka .I'd love to see an end to the wasteful teardowns in Wilmette!
- pm19
- Contributions:19
Having grownup in Wilmette and been away 20 years I can hardly believe how easily homes are considered teardowns! In a similar neighborhood in the SF bay area this home would cost at least 20 - 30% more and would be considered a prime property for restoration. My mom grew up in the house next door and my parents first home was across the street so I am a little bias... Still a house like this can be 'updated' while still retaining its original Prairie character. If you need a bigger house there are plenty more newly built ones to be found in Wilmette or Winnetka .I'd love to see an end to the wasteful teardowns in Wilmette!
Teardown?
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