535 E 112th Street, Chicago, IL 60628

PULLMAN HISTORIC DISTRICT -- Prime Location on Arcade Row! This fully renovated Executive Row House presents an exceptional opportunity. This large three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home showcases hardwood flooring throughout, the original banister, and contemporary amenities, while preserving much of the original 1881 floor plan with select modern enhancements. The first floor comprises a living room and dining room, both adorned with plaster moldings and the original fireplace mantels, a spacious kitchen equipped with custom cabinetry and lighting, a half bath, and a bright family room addition. The second floor encompasses a large primary bedroom suite, which includes a whirlpool tub and a separate shower in the primary bath, as well as a laundry room. The third story is designed with an open sitting room area, a full bathroom, and two additional bedrooms. The original four-panel doors have been meticulously stripped and naturally preserved in every room, highlighting the vintage door hardware. Originally constructed in 1881 as a nine-room executive home, this property was once converted into a three-flat dwelling but has since been entirely restored to a single-family residence, complete with all original Pullman-style millwork. Additional features include two separate furnaces and central air systems that facilitate zoned heating and cooling, as well as updated electrical and plumbing systems, and a newer roof with insulation. The spacious yard offers a deck, patio, and privacy fence. This three-story Pullman row house includes approximately 2,400 square feet and occupies a 20-foot by 111-foot lot. Also noteworthy, the district does not have homeowner assessments. This historic row house is part of the Original Town of Pullman, constructed in the 1880s by George Pullman, the founder of Pullman's Palace Car Company. The Pullman Historic District was designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1970, became a Chicago Landmark District in 1972, and is currently included in the Pullman National Historical Park, which is undergoing significant restorations. Nearby access to I-94 and the Metra Electric train service.