3600 S 57th

Cicero, IL 60804

PLEASE NOTE - this property is NO LONGER for sale - do NOT bother the residents of the building - thank you. Unique opportunity to own this custom all-brick home in the Boulevard Manor section of Cicero - first time for sale. Built in 1954 as the Rectory of Our Lady of Charity Catholic Church. Building offers two levels of living and office space plus a mezzanine and roof top deck, in addition to a full partially finished basement and attached 2.5 garage accessed by a side drive from 57th Court. The main level has a central office/reception area, or foyer, three additional offices, a full cabinet kitchen, huge formal dining room, a full bathroom, and ample closet space. Two of the offices have closets and could be bedrooms. The second floor is comprised of living quarters...five bedrooms or bedroom suites, three bathrooms (either private or shared), ample closet space, and a living/family room area. The mezzanine level is built over the attached garage at the south end of the building and offers three offices with closet space. The second level provides access to the roof top deck which might be used as outdoor space. The basement is mostly finished with recreation/gathering/meeting areas, a laundry room, a utility/furnace room, storage, and a half bath. The attached garage is heated and has water access. The projected lot size would be approximately 77' (along 36th Street) by 166' (along 57th Court), an estimated land area of 12,783 sq ft. A separate PIN needs to be secured/assigned for this parcel. The interior has approximately 4,100 sq ft of usable space. Heated by a gas hot water boiler located in the basement utility room - expertly maintained by the same contractor for the past 20 years. The present three-ply roof is approximately 10 years old. Mostly newer windows throughout installed in 2000. The flooring is carpeting or hardwood with some variations of tile. The building is thought to have been designed by the architectural firm of Naess & Murphy and its lead architect, Thomas Mulig. The design is consistent with adjacent housing in simplicity, materials, and construction. Lawn and green space is available at the back and to the north of the building. Possible conversion to expanded single-family living or institutional use. The property is not taxed currently. Buyer or buyer's agent must check intended use with the village and estimate any potential property taxes and assessments - owner is not able to provide such information. Deed restrictions exist - will provide details to a serious buyer. Truly a commodity building for a visionary new owner. Thanks for your interest...