2039 W 108th Place

Welcome to the Herriot house! The year was 1911 when David and Janet Herriot commissioned the building of their home 2047 W. Tasso Place in the Village of Morgan Park. At that time, the village of Morgan Park was a wooded idyllic suburb that reminded David of his home in Ireland. The Village of Morgan Park was annexed into the city of Chicago in 1914. Once annexed, Tasso Place became 108th Place. The home is located in the ridge historic district which is listed in the national register of historic places. A potential candidate in the Chicago landmark commission list of historic properties and is identified in the state historic and archeological geographical information system. The home was constructed high on the Beverly Ridge overlooking Seeley Avenue to the north with a southern facing backyard filled with oak trees. This area is thought to be the infamous location of horse thief hollow. David Herriot was a pillar of the community, fondly referred to as "Mr. Morgan Park". David was the architect who designed this captivating Tudor revival home to be built in this "tranquil setting". Expansive windows provide amazing views of the natural beauty surrounding this distinctive home. Bright and sun-filled rooms are all warm and welcoming. Rich warm woods, custom built-ins, leaded glass, exquisite, detailed moldings, beamed ceilings all highlighted with the unique custom details of this Tudor gem. Enjoy entertaining and family gatherings flowing easily from the generous living room with an open flow to gracious dining room/sitting room and warm inviting family room featuring refurbished beam ceilings all overlooking the lush open yard. Perfect for relaxing, playing, entertaining or just enjoying nature. Freshly painted, glistening hardwood floors, new: luxury vinyl floor, new fence and gates, updated kitchen, new counters, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, new lighting, new insulation in den. Superb condition and breath-taking hilltop views!