Designed by Meyer & Cook, this classic Center Dutch Colonial blends vintage charm with thoughtful updates-just 9 miles from downtown Chicago on a picturesque, tree-lined street in Oak Park. Step into a gracious foyer and main level where hardwood floors, intricate moldings, and rich architectural details set the tone. French doors lead to a sunroom and a living room anchored by a fireplace and built-in shelving. A separate formal dining room easily seats eight, perfect for gatherings. The 2022 renovated kitchen is a standout, featuring white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, custom blue Art Deco tile-work, and a breakfast bar that seats four-opening to a cozy seating area for casual lounging. Upstairs, you'll find three spacious bedrooms and a full bath with mosaic tile flooring. The sun-filled primary bedroom opens onto a large private balcony, offering a quiet retreat. The full basement includes a finished rec room, ample storage, and a dedicated workroom. Out back, enjoy a private, fenced-in yard with an expansive deck that seats twelve-ideal for summer entertaining-and a two-car garage. This beautifully updated home sits in a family-friendly neighborhood, steps from Longfellow Park and School, the New Park Community Recreation Center (offering a gym and kids' programming), and just a short walk to the restaurants and shops of Harrison Street. Equidistant to both the Green and Blue Line and with easy access to I-290, this is a rare blend of charm, convenience, and community-truly a destination of grandeur
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