310 N Jefferson Ave, Dixon, IL 61021

Architecturally designed 3,400 (includes all levels) sq ft custom built MCM brick home. Four bedrooms, three baths, two fireplaces & spectacular picturesque views from every room. Easy living with the master/main living areas all on the 1st floor. Quiet & hidden away double lot with over 170 feet of FLAT shoreline (.68 acres, no flood insurance required) on the beautiful Rock River, just a short walk from beautiful downtown Dixon. Great schools, convenient shopping, amazing community events, medical facilities and a hospital right across the river. The views across the gentle sloping lawn to the island makes this unique setting right in town incredibly private The Main Living/Dining Room: Cherry walls & vaulted ceiling, a fabulous corner fireplace,* exposed Chicago Common** brick walls, enveloping wide open views, floor to ceiling windows and glass doors overlooking the huge porch & river. Updated Spacious Chef’s Kitchen: New modern appliances including a professional 6 burner gas stove, exposed brick walls, pantry, wet bar, tons of cabinets and storage. The Master Suite: Large river view picture windows, two large walk in closets and remodeled master bath. The Family Room Lower Level: 2nd Fireplace*, pine ceiling & walls, exposed brick, and floor to ceiling , windows/doors. Huge screened in attached porch with quarry tile flooring that leads out to the “All Weather” deck. The Bedrooms: Three bedrooms of considerable size. Each has large walk-in closets and river views. The Garages: Two car attached garage & an extra large (24’ x 32’) 2 car detached heated garage. New flooring, quality plaster and lath walls, central air, whole house attic fan, gas furnace & H2O heater. Contact us at thegreenergrass2010@gmail.com to set up a private showing and/or to see additional photos. This is currently a private offering and does not reflect price if the house is listed with a Realtor. *Fireplaces include high heat and energy efficiency wood burning fireplace inserts with wide fire view doors and powerful blowers. **Chicago Common Brick became one of the most used materials in Chicago construction after The Great Chicago Fire in 1871. Sourced from a bluish clay deposited along Lake Michigan from the last of Illinois glaciers Qualified purchasers only, proof of funds required prior to showing. Buyer to verify listing info.