A beautiful National Historic Landmark in Enos Park that embodies the gorgeous blend of historic elegance and modern luxury. This stately home features 4 spacious bedrooms with 3.5 baths, offering both grandeur and comfort. At the heart of the home, the beautiful remodeled kitchen impresses with sleek granite counter tops, premium stainless-steel appliances, island which was added, and timeless design, creating a space ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. The dining room includes beautiful built-ins. Throughout the interior, original refinished hardwood floors radiate warmth and character, preserving the home’s rich history while complementing its updated features, along with beautiful stained glass windows. A detached one-car garage adds convenience and functionality, while the backyard provides a serene setting for refined living on a large lot. Rarely does a property of such architectural significance and meticulous preservation come available—this is a true Springfield treasure. Home inspected for peace of mind and being sold as reported.
Single-familyProperty Type
1909Year Built
0.32 acresLot Size
$98Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 car garageParking
Listed by Melissa Vorreyer• RE/MAX Professionals
Contact: Mobl: 217-652-0875
Bought with Jerry George• The Real Estate Group, Inc.
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
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Sangamon County
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Last updated by owner on Dec 17, 2025.
R-3(B)
General Residence District
These districts are designed to provide for all types of residential buildings, in order to permit a broad range of housing types, with appropriate standards on density, open space, and spacing the buildings. These districts are mapped in relation to a desirable future residential density pattern, with emphasis on accessibility to transportation facilities, and to various community facilities, and on the character of the existing development. These districts also include community facilities and public open space uses which serve the residents of the districts or which an open residential environment benefits. The uses permitted in R-3 (a), (b) districts are identical, however, provisions of section 155.056 of this chapter limit the density of residential uses.