The Ropp-Grabil House is a true piece of Chicago history. Built circa 1871, it was part of the first wave of development in the Irving Park neighborhood. Designed in the Italianate style, the home features oriel windows, bracketed eaves, and a distinctive cupola. Meticulously restored, it preserves its original grandeur while seamlessly integrating modern amenities. Nestled on a lushly landscaped 50' x 155' lot, this residence offers a private retreat surrounded by mature trees and serene gardens. Featured on the Old Irving Park House & Garden Walks, it stands as a testament to architectural preservation. Inside, soaring 10-foot ceilings, 8-foot arched windows, intricate moldings, and pocket doors define the formal living and dining rooms, where a fireplace enhances the historic charm. A first-floor bedroom and full bath provide versatility, while the gourmet marble/stainless kitchen (2016) delivers modern luxury. The second floor boasts four spacious bedrooms, a rarity for a home of this era. The third-floor attic, complete with a cupola and breathtaking 360-degree views. The fully finished lower level (2018) includes a rec room with wet bar and full bath, perfect for entertaining. Recent upgrades include new electrical (200 amp), plumbing, GFA/Central Air and an irrigation system. The heated 2.5-car garage, recently upgraded and wired for EV charger plus two additional parking pads, complete this exceptional offering. Located in the heart of Old Irving Park, enjoy convenient access to top-rated Disney II and Belding schools, Independence Park, Smoque BBQ, Eris Brewery, Old Irving Brewery, the Blue Line, Metra, and expressways.