1910 Prairie in Milledgeville, IL
2/2/23
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Posted on OHD: 2/2/23. Last OHD Update: 2/2/23.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
4 W 8th St, Milledgeville, IL 61051
In a class by itself! This stately and beautiful home features preserved staples of the past: gorgeous, ornate woodwork that has never been painted, period hardware that is intact, beautiful hardwood floors, multiple window seats, hand etched and stained glass windows, a fabulous entryway, brick fireplace, and several built-ins. The kitchen has a cozy work area with a double farmer sink by Fireclay, as well as custom stained glass in the cupboards. Nice eat-in area with access to back staircase, 3 season room, and 1/2 bath. The stunning dining room can handle large gatherings, with an oak built-in china cabinet w/leaded glass & a beveled mirror. Head up to the second floor on the spectacular staircase, where there are 4 large bedrooms- all with walk in closets. 2 of the bedrooms have an adjoining 7'x8' closet. The full bath is lovely, with double sinks, and a walk in shower. Massive walk up attic offers tons of storage, or could make fabulous living space. The basement is also very nice- with 8' ceilings, an office, laundry, & great storage- unique for an historic home! This is a meticulously maintained home. Outside, you'll find a 2 car detached garage, brick paving for additional parking, historic covered front porch, large deck off of the 3 season room, and even a whole house generator. New roof on house & garage in 2022. Own a piece of history! There are too many features to mention here, make an appointment for your private showing today!
4 Bed ∙ 1.5 Bath ∙ 2,770 Sq Ft ∙ 0.33 Ac.
Was Listed With
Nancy Fritts
Heartland Realty
(815) 288-4648
Reference Links
State: Illinois | Region: Midwest (East North Central) | Associated Styles or Type: Prairie | Period & Associated Styles: Modern (1900+), Prairie (1900-1920) |









































