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Archdiocese of Chicago Puts South Side Rectory on Market

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If you've been looking for a starter home the Archdiocese of Chicago has one that will pique your interest. The archdiocese has placed a 14k SF church rectory shuttered since the 1990s on the market for $295k. The former Little Flower Parish rectory at 8026 S Wood St used to be home to the church's pastors and contains a private residence on the second floor for the church's pastor, 17 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, custom woodwork, a full basement and a garage. Century 21 agent John Kmiecik told DNAInfo this building would list for at least $1.4M if it were built today. He also said there are some maintenance issues that are easily correctable and hopes a nonprofit will be interested in the rectory, given the low price. [DNA]

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