226 S. Maple, Oak Park, IL

About 226 S. Maple

226 S. Maple Avenue is a 12 unit condo building built in 1954. 226 S. Maple Avenue is located in Oak Park, Illinois north of Randolph Street. There is one condo for sale for $327,500.

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