212 Jamestowne Rd Sleepy Hollow, IL 60118

Welcome to 212 Jamestowne Rd, where timeless elegance meets everyday comfort in the enchanting village of Sleepy Hollow. This all-brick two-story beauty brings nearly 4,700 sq ft of "yes, please" living space and curb appeal that'll make your GPS proud. With a rebuilt driveway, new hardscaping and retaining walls, and fresh updates throughout, this home is as turn-key as it gets. Step inside to hardwood floors that flow through most of the main level and a two-story great room with soaring ceilings, iron spindles, recessed lighting, and a stunning fireplace rebuilt in 2018 with new stonework and a gas log system (because who's got time for firewood?). The chef's kitchen is a total dream - granite counters, white shaker cabinets, pull-out drawers, a walk-in pantry with California Closet organization, and high-end stainless appliances including a new dishwasher. Functional perk: it overlooks the lush, private backyard so you can keep an eye on the fun while stirring the risotto. The main-level primary suite is pure relaxation with dual closets, a private bath with soaking tub, separate shower and dual vanities. Upstairs you'll find three spacious bedrooms with plush new carpet, dormered ceilings, and organized closets galore. The finished basement is your built-in good time with a fifth bedroom, full wet bar, beverage fridge, and plenty of space for game nights, movie marathons, or your karaoke debut. Out back, nearly 3/4 of an acre of landscaped bliss awaits with a brand-new brick paver patio and a gorgeous pergola gazebo with a tongue-and-groove wood ceiling and shingles to match the house - basically, your own private resort. With major updates including a new roof, skylight & gutters (2019), dual-zoned HVAC (2016), new R55 insulation (2025), Pella windows and doors (2016), and so much more, this home blends luxury and peace of mind in all the right ways. Nestled in a on a cul-de-sac in a tree-lined neighborhood nearby shopping and dining...this one's not just a house - it's a "where have you been all my life?" kind of home.