200 N. Kenilworth Ave. Apt. 2, Oak Park, Illinois, 60302

We’ve outgrown our two-bedroom condo in the incomparable Oak Park and have put it up for sale.

In short, it’s a nice-size, two-bedroom, second-floor, end-unit in a vintage building in the Frank Lloyd Wright Historic District. It has lots of windows and gets tons of sun. The dining room has a Southern exposure, the kitchen at the East end gets the morning sun and the bay window in the living room gets it the afternoon. (If you count a window in the hall and a little window in the pantry, you can look out to the North, too.)

It has hardwood floors everywhere except the bathroom, which has ceramic tile, and the kitchen. Hot water radiant heat and cooking gas are included in the assessments. The dining room was enlarged years ago by removing the interior walls of an adjoining bedroom.

The condo gets a Walk Score rating of 95/100. Only 6% of Oak Park residents have a higher Walk Score. The Oak Park Public Library is two blocks away, as is Unity Temple. The Green Line is about three blocks away (~25 minutes to Clark and Lake) and the Oak Park Metra stop is about four blocks away. There is a Trader Joe’s about four blocks away and a Whole Foods just on the other side of Harlem Avenue. Of course, there are all the downtown Oak Park shops (lots of boutiques and book stores, as well as Gap, Old Navy, Benetton, etc.) and restaurants, too. And there are two Starbucks and a Caribou Coffee within a quarter-mile. Basically, you can walk to anything you might need.

You can find even more pictures and information about the unit and the Historic Manor building on Redfin and the Postlet.