Cool Product – Trend alert! Wood Countertops

Wood countertops…..I’m seeing them more and more in properties I visit, list, show and then sell (usually in that order too!) I have found a great resource for wood countertops if anyone’s interested …just check out 835 N Wood Street – Wood countertops rock this brick & timber loft in Wicker Park. Maybe that’s why the ‘Boss’ used this loft as a location in one of its recent episodes. I’m just saying.

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