Step into history and charm with this timeless 3-bedroom Victorian, built in 1907, once the home of former West Chicago Mayor Ed McCabe. Nestled in the heart of West Chicago's historic district, this much-admired gem is being offered for sale for the first time in over 50 years! Written about in newspaper articles and featured on the towns house walk, the buyer of this home will be inheriting a true piece of history. Set on a large, professionally landscaped lot, the fenced backyard creates a private oasis, perfect for relaxation or entertaining on the spacious patio. The inviting front porch leads into a welcoming foyer, showcasing a beautiful turned oak staircase. Step into the living room to find exquisite details like the oak pocket door and leaded glass window. Sunlight pours into the formal dining room through a bay window, illuminating the leaded glass accents and original built-in tiger oak hutch. The captivating front porch leads into the foyer and and turned oak staircase to 2nd floor. The spacious updated kitchen is a cook's dream with ample cabinets and counter space flowing into the comfortable family room with built in bookcases and gas fireplace - perfect for those cozy evenings and holiday gatherings. Guests will love the seamless transition from the kitchen to covered back porch, which overlooks the private patio and beautiful backyard ideal for summer fun, gardening and cool fall evenings. Upstairs, the spacious master bedroom easily accommodates a king-size bed. A charming second-floor nook with an original oak breakfront is perfect for a home office, playroom, or nursery. Throughout the home, original hardwood floors and intricate bullseye woodwork add warmth and character. With a long, wide driveway offering plenty of space for guests. Ideally located near schools, Reed Keppler Park, The Arc Fitness Center, the Prairie Path and the Metra station. Recent updates include newer vinyl windows, a new boiler (2017), fresh interior paint (2022), and new vinyl flooring in the kitchen and family room (2022). Walk up attic with loads of space. Don't miss your chance to own this beloved piece of West Chicago history!
