2701 Greenview Avenue, Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois 60614

Description

Nestled in the highly sought-after Tamerlane community, this extra-wide end-unit row house offers a perfect blend of sophistication, warmth, and modern comfort. Built with classic Lincoln Park brick and limestone, this approximately 3,400 sq. ft. home spans four floors and truly lives like a single-family home. With 3 bedrooms, 3.2 baths, and abundant natural light, this home offers both privacy and elegance in an unbeatable location.From the moment you step inside, you're greeted by a spacious and elegantly designed entryway, where warmth and refinement meet. A large den located on the main floor features beautiful oak hardwood floors, seamlessly integrating into the home's inviting ambiance. This generous space offers endless possibilities, whether used as a home office, media room, or a cozy retreat for relaxation and gatherings. Additionally, the first floor boasts an updated powder room for added convenience. On the second floor, a sunken living room exudes classic charm, featuring breathtaking 11-foot floor-to-ceiling arched windows that fill the space with natural light throughout the day from East, West, and North exposures. A custom-built fireplace serves as a beautiful focal point, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Hardwood floors flow seamlessly throughout the living room, dining room, and kitchen, adding timeless elegance to every space. The generously sized kitchen is a chef's delight, boasting white cabinets paired with granite countertops, a large island with seating, a Viking stove, a custom range vented hood, stainless steel appliances, and ample storage. This kitchen is both sophisticated and functional, offering a cozy and inviting space perfect for entertaining. Beyond the living room, a separate formal dining room provides the perfect setting for hosting memorable dinners and celebrations. Whether you're entertaining guests or enjoying a quiet evening, the thoughtful layout provides both openness and distinct spaces, ensuring the perfect balance of functionality and charm. The third floor features the primary suite, a true retreat with 12-foot cathedral ceilings, a charming gas fireplace, and four organized closets. The spa-like en-suite bath offers a dual vanity, a shower, and a soaking tub. Two additional spacious en-suite bedrooms feature granite marble tops, ensuring both style and comfort. A dedicated fourth-floor laundry room adds a layer of convenience, complete with plenty of storage space for linens, seasonal items, and household essentials. Equipped with two furnaces and two air conditioning units, this home ensures optimal comfort in every season, with zoned climate control for added efficiency. Outfitted with brand-new, high-quality Pella custom windows, this home enhances both aesthetics and insulation for superior comfort. Additionally, a newly installed roof with a 20-year warranty provides peace of mind and long-term durability. Modern controlled light switches throughout the home offer effortless ambiance control and convenience. Step outside to the newly updated private patio, featuring imported stone and ample space for outdoor seating, dining, and relaxation. This peaceful sanctuary is ideal for summer gatherings, morning coffee, or unwinding under the stars. Enhancing the ambiance, the built-in sprinkler system and custom landscape lighting create a beautifully maintained and illuminated outdoor space. The attached two-car garage features a durable epoxy floor, offering a clean and polished space with ample storage. Situated on a quiet, tree-lined street at the end of an interior drive for privacy, this home offers a tranquil retreat in the heart of the city. Just steps from Wrightwood Park, the Southport Corridor, Whole Foods, and convenient public transportation, it provides access to some of Chicago's finest restaurants and top-rated private and public Blue Ribbon schools.This is a rare opportunity to own a distinguished home in a coveted neighborhood.

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