Description
Open House Saturday May 4th ,1-3pm. UrbanLiving Inside410 - Welcome to the model home originally known as The Alamo by A.B. Walton in 1928. In the 1950s, home was redesigned by architect Phil Lloyd Shoop. 2210 W. Gramercy is located in historic Monticello Park and minutes away from Woodlawn Lake. A large solar panel system conveys with the ownership of the property. This solar array averaged $289 worth of energy per month in 2023 and the seller will pay off any remaining balance on the solar panels at closing! This residence boasts a blend of timeless charm from the 20s and 50s with a touch of Japanese flair. As you step inside, you will see the natural light flow in through clerestory windows and notice the 50s touches from the maple paneling, shoji screens to the pecky wood accents. The oak wood flooring and 10-foot ceilings from the 1920s add to the home's character and allure. The kitchen features Hoosier cabinets with fluted glass fronts providing both practicality and a retro style. A built-in buffet with a quartz counter invites you to entertain guests, with pocket shoji screens offering privacy in the dining room. Cozy up by the fireplace in the den, where 12-foot cathedral-beamed ceilings and built-in bench create an inviting and relaxing atmosphere. A convenient wet bar adds to the appeal, making it the perfect setting for hosting memorable gatherings. This home offers three bedrooms, two and a half baths that provide ample space for relaxation and rejuvenation. Additionally, there is a 2-car detached garage providing secure parking and an attached storage shed. Enjoy the backyard with a covered stone patio, children's playhouse and plenty of yard to play and garden. This home is a true sanctuary where the past seamlessly intertwines with the present, inviting you to write the next chapter of its storied history. Welcome home.
