There is nothing else quite like this in Channahon. One of only four custom brownstone townhomes ever built, this architecturally distinctive residence offers more than 3,200 square feet of living space across four levels. Even more remarkable, none of the original owners have sold since purchasing their homes years ago, making this the first opportunity many buyers have ever had to own one. Inside, you'll find the character and craftsmanship that set this home apart: soaring vaulted ceilings, exposed wood beams, hand-scraped hardwood floors, dramatic floor-to-ceiling brick accent walls, and natural light throughout. The open-concept main level is designed for both everyday living and entertaining, featuring a spacious kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, abundant cabinetry, breakfast bar seating, and seamless flow into the living and dining areas. The primary suite offers a private retreat with a walk-in closet, en-suite bath, bay window sitting area, and access to a secluded outdoor sitting space. Two additional bedrooms, a full bath, and second-floor laundry complete the upper level. One of the home's most memorable features is the private rooftop deck, providing an outdoor living experience rarely found in the area and offering a unique place to relax, entertain, or enjoy sunset views. The lower level includes a spacious family room, half bath, and direct access to the attached two-car garage. An unfinished basement with roughed-in plumbing provides future expansion opportunities, while a built-in elevator shaft serving all levels offers the option for future elevator installation. Located just minutes from the Village of Channahon's recently approved Town Center redevelopment plan, future owners will enjoy convenient access to planned restaurants, shopping, trails, gathering spaces, and community amenities. For buyers searching for something beyond the ordinary, this is a rare opportunity to own one of Channahon's most distinctive homes. Private showings available prior to MLS launch.
