The concrete building makes for peaceful living. Nearby homes similar to 53 Country Club Dr have recently sold between 185K to 265K at an average of 150 per square foot.
The A/C was just serviced and is running properly. The Building is only 2 stories total, so there is no concern of new structural inspection regulations down the road. The washer and dryer can stay or go! This end unit is on the bottom floor, so it stays cooler for longer periods of time. Enjoy your morning sunrise coffee, and enjoy the evenings without the heat of the sun blaring onto the patio. The back porch is fully screened and is on the East Side of the unit. While only a plaque remains near the site of the field where the Chicago Cubs once played, the historic clubhouse is still used. Both bedrooms are ample in size, and both bathrooms are newly updated. Nineteen Hall-of-Fame players trained with the Cubs on Catalina Island, including such legends as Grover Cleveland Alexander, Dizzy Dean, Roger Hornsby, Joe McCarthy and Hack Wilson. The large sliders allow you to enjoy the 180 degree golf course view from the Master Bedroom, Living Room, Dining Room AND the Kitchen. The updated Kitchen is large and opens up to the Living and Dining Areas. The original bar still stands and offers great display of Chicago Cubs memorabilia.Cute as a button! This adorable and cozy condo is ready for its new owner! Not your average shotgun condo - this condo truly feels like a home when you're inside. Though operated as a restaurant for many years, the building is now available for weddings and events. Known as the Catalina Island Country Club, it houses the pro shop and lockers for the Catalina Island Golf Course.
Nineteen Hall-of-Fame players trained with the Cubs on Catalina Island, including such legends as Grover Cleveland Alexander, Dizzy Dean, Roger Hornsby, Joe McCarthy and Hack Wilson.
A clubhouse was also built to house the team’s lockers and provide a social setting for the players. The baseball field on Catalina Island was built to match the dimensions of Wrigley Field in Chicago. For 30 years, from 1921-1951, with only a brief break during the war years, William Wrigley Jr., an early owner of the Santa Catalina Island Company, brought his baseball team, the Chicago Cubs, to Catalina Island for spring training.
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