PULLMAN HISTORIC DISTRICT! This turn-key four-flat rowhouse at 11252-54 S. Langley Avenue is in the Pullman National Historical Park. First built in 1881 as a four-flat, this solid brick building has numerous updates, including updated kitchens with newer stainless steel appliances and newer baths. Currently, three apartments have leases, and two are long-term tenants; the fourth unit is available for you to lease or occupy. Each apartment has approximately 800 to 850 square feet of living space and has individual heating systems and hot water tanks. For the first floor, each apartment has a large living room, eat-in kitchen, bath, and one large bedroom. On the second floor, one apartment has a living room, kitchen, bath, and two bedrooms, and the other apartment has the original five-room layout with a living room, kitchen, bath, and three smaller bedrooms. The basement has coin laundry and storage areas. Tenants are responsible for gas and electricity. The landlord pays for water and common-area electricity. The fenced yard is spacious. This 4,000-square-foot Pullman four-flat rowhouse is on a 45-foot wide by 124-foot lot, which includes the four-foot side yard. Also, the district has no homeowner assessments. See rental notes for lease information. All showings require notice. This historical rowhouse was built as part of the Original Town of Pullman in the 1880s by George Pullman, founder of Pullman's Palace Car Company. Today, located in the designated Pullman National Historical Park, the area has restoration happening throughout. The Pullman Historic District was first declared the Pullman National Historic Landmark District in 1970 and a City of Chicago Landmark District in 1972. Easy access to I-94 and Metra Electric trains.