211 Main Street, Lombard, Illinois 60148

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Welcome to this Stately Brick Colonial home, radiating curb appeal and historic architectural charm! From the moment you approach the property, its striking symmetrical facade, classic dormer windows, and elegant pillared portico entry set a sophisticated tone. Classic Elegance Meets Timeless Character in this Home! Step inside a bright and expansive central reception hall featuring unique, geometric floor tiling, classic crown moldings, and a sweeping staircase. The front door is accented by an elegant fanlight transom window, flooding the entryway with natural light. Elegant and Expansive Formal Dining Room is perfect for hosting and boasts rich hardwood flooring, crystal chandelier, custom built in china cabinets, and French doors that lend an air of refined sophistication. The Sprawling Living Room offers an inviting atmosphere. Fireplace has classic white mantel paired with a striking black herringbone tile hearth and a modern stacked linear tile surround, Large windows offer Views of the Lush Green Yard, while Built-in shelving provides the perfect backdrop for a home office setup. A vintage half bath is conveniently tucked just around the corner. The second Living Space is anchored by a Brick Fireplace with Wood Mantel, Custom built-in shelving, Ceiling Wood Beams and Sliding Doors leading directly to the Backyard. The heart of the home is a warm, lodge inspired kitchen that instantly invites you to slow down and stay awhile. Exposed wood ceiling beams set the tone, spacious center island, butlers pantry, classic wooden cabinetry, and generous storage make it as functional as it is charming. Built in breakfast bar is perfect for casual mornings, and a separate breakfast nook easily accommodates a large kitchen table -all with a lovely view overlooking the backyard. Upstairs, the second floor is home to five bedrooms, including a serene primary suite complete with a full private bathroom and a separate sitting room too. Two additional bedrooms are found down the hall, in addition to the fourth bedroom which offers a bonus tandem room, ideal for a home office or reading nook. Hallway Bathroom is packed with vintage charm and artistic flair. This unique space features classic white subway tile wainscoting paired beautifully with a timeless herringbone tile floor and a pedestal sink. A deep soaking tub invites relaxation, accented by an overhead chandelier that adds a touch of elegance. The third floor adds even more to love with a fifth bedroom, a massive storage room, and a generous flex space ready to become whatever your lifestyle demands, whether that's a playroom, media room, or creative studio. Don't forget to check out the FULL Finished Basement complete with a 3rd Living Space, Wet Bar for Entertaining, Wood Burning Fireplace, Large Storage Room currently being used as a Workshop, and Additional Storage Closets. Separate Laundry room has space for folding, organizing, and hanging clothes. Plenty of Storage Space and Room to Grow in this Home! The expansive backyard is a true outdoor retreat. A classic white picket fence encloses the generously sized lot, creating a charming and secure space perfect for entertaining, gardening, or simply enjoying a sunny afternoon. The Oversized Detached HEATED garage is a standout feature with overhead Storage, Large Workshop Area, classic paneled doors, transom windows, and coach-style lantern lighting that complements the home's timeless Colonial character. A separate side entry door adds everyday convenience, and the wide concrete driveway provides ample additional parking A charming storage shed tucked toward the back of the property offers convenient space for lawn equipment, tools, and seasonal items -keeping everything organized and out of sight. Located in the heart of Historic Downtown Lombard. Walkable to Parks, Great Western Trail, Dining, Shopping, Metra. Minutes to I-355, I-88, and I-294 access makes this hidden gem exactly where you want to be. Take a look today!

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