Here's Where You'll Find Fabulous Condos For Sale in Old Town Under $400,000
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Old Town is one of Chicago's most desirable neighborhoods. But finding something that won't break the bank there is often easier said than done. Luckily for you, however, we've already helped jump start your search by taking a closer look at where you'll find some of the best locations to look for Old Town condos under $400,000.
230 W. Division
With more than 80 private residences and deeded parking available, 230 W Division presents an ideal option for buyers searching in Old Town. The location includes options in both one- or a two-bedroom floor plans for under $400,000.
1553 N. Wells
A similar price point opens the door to living at 1553 N Wells. The building includes such options as a one-bedroom, one-bath unit for under $400K.
1546 N.…
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