11349 S Saint Lawrence Avenue, Chicago, IL 60628

Own a piece of Chicago history in Pullman’s Historic Landmark District! Part of the original 1880s Pullman community, this classic 3-bedroom rowhome blends preserved historic character with a bright, functional layout and meaningful exterior updates. Natural light flows through the open main-level living spaces, highlighting hardwood flooring throughout the generously sized living room, formal dining room, and kitchen. The wide eat-in kitchen is ideal for everyday living and entertaining, offering great cabinetry, countertop/buffet space, and direct access to the private fenced backyard. A beautiful wood staircase with skylights above brings light into the center of the home and adds to the home’s timeless architectural charm. Upstairs, all three bedrooms feature hardwood flooring, and the full bath is enhanced its own skylight, bringing natural light into all rooms on the second level. The layout offers flexible space for bedrooms, guests, a home office, or creative use. The full basement provides valuable storage, utility, workshop, hobby, or future-use potential. Outside, the private backyard is ready for gardening, outdoor dining, entertaining, and relaxing evenings at home. Recent exterior improvements include a front facade update and new mansard roof in 2025, plus a complete tear-off of the flat roof with new skylights in 2017. Sold as-is, but lovingly cared for by the same owner for more than 20 years, this home is move-in functional and ready for its next owner’s vision. The Pullman Historic District is one of Chicago’s most historically significant communities, recognized for its preserved rowhouse architecture and national importance in labor, preservation, and urban planning history. Pullman was designated a National Historic Landmark District in 1970, became a Chicago Landmark District in 1972, and is now part of Pullman National Historical Park. Located near Metra, I-94, neighborhood amenities, and Pullman National Historical Park, this property offers historic character, long-term value, and the opportunity to personalize a home in one of Chicago’s most distinctive neighborhoods.