Listed by Bill Ghighi and Laura Bruno from Baird & Warner
Source: Midwest Real Estate Data, LLC #11240425
1734 Landreth Court, Aurora, IL, 60504
$252,000
Townhouse
•Bill handled the sale with ultimate care and professionalism. He had deep knowledge of the current market and advised us how to price the home, taking into account all the necessary factors (location, timing, previous sales). He took care of all the little nuances (pictures, staging, paperwork, etc) and made the experience quite easy for us. When buyer obstacles occurred, he reassured us everything would be fine and it was! Bill communicated with us every step of the way. Top of the line realtor, thanks Bill!

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