1865 Italianate in Henry, IL
2/10/25
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Posted on OHD: 2/10/25. Last OHD Update: 2/10/25.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
This has since "Sold" and is now archived for historical reference and educational purposes.
907 College St, Henry, IL 61537
Experience the grandeur of a well preserved 1865 historic home, where timeless elegance meets modern comfort. This stately residence offers an impressive 3,700+ square feet of living space, thoughtfully arranged across multiple levels, all situated on a generous 1.38 acre corner lot. Step inside to discover six cozy fireplaces adorned with elegant marble mantles, while original pine hardwood floors flow, telling stories of generations past. The updated kitchen stands as a testament to contemporary luxury, featuring custom poplar cabinetry, gleaming granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. A convenient butler's pantry adds both charm and functionality. The home's 6-7 bedrooms include five on the second floor, with a spacious primary suite boasting a private adjoining bathroom. Modern conveniences like an upper level laundry room blend seamlessly with period details, including a stunning cherry staircase that serves as a focal point of the home. The main level offers versatile spaces, including a formal dining room perfect for entertaining, a welcoming parlor & a flexible den that could serve as a home office. Below, a finished walkout lower level provides additional living space. Outdoor living is equally impressive with a deck overlooking the fenced yard, while a 2 stall Morton outbuilding provides ample garage space. The property's location near park and high school adds to its appeal, making this historic gem a truly special home.
6 Bed ∙ 3.5 Bath ∙ 3,959 Sq Ft ∙ 1.38 Ac.
Was Listed With
Michelle Largent
RE/MAX Traders Unlimited
(309) 687-4862
Reference Links
State: Illinois | Region: Midwest (East North Central) | Associated Styles or Type: Italianate | Period & Associated Styles: Italianate (1840-1885), Romantic Era |











































































