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About 2751 Eastwood Ave

2751 Eastwood Ave is not a formal performance venue but a small private residence in Libertyville, Iowa. According to public records, it’s an 854 sq ft single-family home with 3 bedrooms and 1 bath, built in 1978 . The house is a one-story manufactured home on a modest 7,840 sq ft lot. Libertyville itself is a tiny rural town (around 320 people) sitting roughly 5 miles southwest of Fairfield . The community’s median household income is about $76,000 – relatively high for the area – but 2751 Eastwood looks much like a typical modest Illinois/Iowa ranch home. In short, this address is a quiet Iowa farmhouse, not a nightclub or theater. It matters mostly as part of Libertyville’s small-town fabric rather than as a standout historic landmark.

Events and Programming

No organized events or public programs take place at 2751 Eastwood Ave. This address has no stage or box office – it is a private home. Any gatherings here would be by invitation only (such as a family party), not open concerts or shows. In fact, the town’s own celebrations are held elsewhere; for example, Libertyville marked its 175th anniversary in 2017 with community dinners in town . (Local lore notes that Libertyville was founded in 1842 with a raucous Fourth of July event , , and — as a fun tidbit — the founding Jewett family even raised twin mischievous boys nicknamed “Daniel Boone” and “Davy Crockett” .) But again, at 2751 Eastwood itself there are no public concerts, plays, or recurring shows scheduled in 2023–2025 or any year. If a party happens here, it’s just among friends or neighbors, not a ticketed performance.

Tickets and Booking

There is no ticket system or booking information for 2751 Eastwood Ave because it does not function as a public event space. No box office exists here, and you cannot buy tickets to anything at this address. Any mention of “events” at this location is likely mistaken. If you thought you saw a community event listed for this street address, double-check that information — perhaps the organizer actually meant a nearby park or hall in Fairfield, not this private property. In practice, the only way visitors ever “get invited” to this address is by knowing the homeowner; otherwise, it’s simply part of the residential neighborhood.

Seating and Layout

Because this is a house, there is no formal seating chart or general-admission area like a theater. The home’s interior is compact: 854 sq ft total. Typically a few folding chairs or a couch would seat up to about 6–8 people, and with some standing room perhaps a small gathering of 10–12 might squeeze in for a casual home event. You might enter through a small foyer or living room; the furniture is ordinary (couches, dining table, etc.) rather than stadium or tiered seating. There are no reserved or VIP sections – if people do gather, they simply sit wherever chairs or couches are placed. Acoustically, it’s just a normal living room (low ceilings, carpeting or wood floors), so sound carries briefly but quickly mutes. If you’re a guest here, you’d likely gather around the living room area or small kitchen rather than a stage. In short, the “layout” is exactly like any ranch-style home of the 1970s: straightforward and intimate, not designed for an audience.

Getting There and Parking

The exact address is **2751 Eastwood Ave, Libertyville, IA 52567**. Libertyville lies in southeastern Iowa, about 5–6 miles (8–10 km) southwest of Fairfield . By car, the usual route is to take U.S. Highway 34 west to the Libertyville area, then head south on Libertyville Road (County Road X33) into town. Turn where the roads allow to get onto Eastwood Avenue, and follow it west to No. 2751 on the left. (Note: in 2026 the county is repaving Libertyville Road , with detours in place, but permit holders and local traffic can still reach Eastwood Ave. Also, access to Jefferson County Park is being kept open – the park sits just north of town if you’re looking for it.) Parking at 2751 Eastwood is very limited. Since this is a home, you can expect only a small private driveway or garage (if any) plus space in the front yard. There is also the street itself; you may park carefully along Eastwood Ave if the lawn is short or on the side of the road. There is no official parking lot or fee – just free on-street parking or backing into the driveway as space permits. During any informal gathering here, neighbors are usually sparse, so you can typically find a spot on the street outside the house. Public transportation in Libertyville is effectively nonexistent (no local bus or train stops), so plan to drive or carpool. Rideshare apps (Uber/Lyft) are unreliable out here due to rural coverage, so taxi might also be hard to summon. In practice you should arrive by private car. If navigating, modern GPS or mapping apps will show 2751 Eastwood Ave correctly in Jefferson County, IA.

Inside the Venue

If you did end up inside 2751 Eastwood (for example as a house guest), expect a typical 1970s ranch-style home interior. The entry likely leads into a living room or combined living/dining area. You’ll find normal home furnishings: couches, chairs around a coffee table, and perhaps a dining table or kitchen counter for casual snacking. Lighting is whatever household lamps or ceiling fixtures the owner has – nothing like stage spotlights. The atmosphere is homey and personal, not loud or boistrous. You may hear wall-to-wall carpet muffling footsteps, or sparse wood floors. The air conditioning or gas heating (listed simply as “other” on records) runs as on any house on a 2020s Iowa day. For food and drink, there is no concession stand or bar. If you’re an invited guest, the host might offer snacks or have a refrigerator accessible (if so, feel free to ask politely). But in general there is no public counter selling popcorn or sodas. You should assume it’s like going to a friend’s living room: only bring what you carry. As for a cloakroom or coat check – there isn’t one. People usually leave coats on a rack or hang them on a hook near the door if needed. Restroom facilities are just the house bathroom. With only one full bath in the house, guests would share it (usually located off the hallway near the bedrooms). It’s a single residential bathroom (with toilet, sink, bathtub/shower). Plan accordingly: you would use that one bathroom as the only restroom available. Merchandise? None is sold here (no T-shirts or posters – it’s not a branded venue). Likewise, there is probably normal home Wi-Fi or a landline phone, but no dedicated guest Wi-Fi network or public charging ports. If you need internet, cell coverage in Libertyville is generally fair, and home Wi-Fi might be available if you know the owner’s password. In short, treat it exactly like visiting a private home rather than attending a theater.

Nearby Amenities

Since 2751 Eastwood Ave is in a very small town (about a half-square-mile in area), amenities are actually a few miles away rather than right next door. The nearest full services are in Fairfield (5–6 miles northeast). For accommodations, Fairfield has several hotels and B&Bs. For example, the AmericInn Hotel & Suites (2104 S. Main St.) is a mid-range chain nearby , as is a Super 8 motel on the west side of town. A particularly unique option is The Raj (at 1734 Jasmine Ave.), a luxury hilltop hotel and vegetarian resort affiliated with Maharishi University . Maharishi Vedic City’s Rukmapura Hotel is also in the area (a five-story “sky-scraper” hotel east of town). All these Fairfield-area lodgings are roughly a 10–15 minute drive from Eastwood Ave and are fully open to the public. For dining, your closest full sit-down restaurants are likewise in Fairfield. (Within Libertyville itself there are only a couple of convenience-style businesses.) In Fairfield you’ll find diverse options: everything from simple café and pub food to global cuisines. For instance, the local Hy-Vee grocery store’s in-store “Kitchen” (1300 W. Burlington St.) offers sandwiches, deli and hot foods . There are also sit-down places like a Turkish/Mediterranean grill, an Asian/Pho noodle shop, and the famous Indian buffet at The Raj hotel (dinner at The Raj is especially popular among visitors). Pizzerias, traditional American diners, and a local brewery taproom are all within 10 minutes’ drive. In Libertyville itself, just notice that there is no bar or restaurant on Eastwood Ave; the real nightspots (like a neighborhood tavern) are back in Fairfield. If you’re looking for recreation, Jefferson County Park is just north of Libertyville and is easily reached by local roads. (This county park has trails and picnic areas in a woodland creek setting.) Notably, even when Libertyville Road is under repair, officials make sure one-lane access to Jefferson County Park remains open . So a visit to 2751 Eastwood could be combined with a trip to the park for a walk or observing wildlife. Otherwise, Libertyville is about 20 miles from Heritage Orchard or the American Gothic House (historic sites), but those are a drive away near Eldon. In summary: if you need a hotel, restaurant or bus, head to Fairfield; for a cup of coffee or a bar drink, east 5 minutes; for nature, just north to the county park .

What Makes This Venue Special

Truthfully, the address itself isn’t “special” in any conventional sense of an arts or entertainment venue. Its significance comes from Libertyville’s small-town heritage rather than any feature of the house. The town’s origins date to 1842 when settlers held a big Independence Day celebration (complete with a flag-raising) and renamed the settlement from “The Colony” to Libertyville . Libertyville was once on a stagecoach trail west from the Mississippi River, and early travelers could refresh at the local stagecoach inn . These pioneer stories give the township a quaint charm – for example, legend has it that the Jewett family (who platted the town) had twin prankster boys nicknamed “Daniel Boone” and “Davy Crockett” who played tricks on neighbors . Such colorful anecdotes (and the town’s motto “Small Town – Great Place”) highlight the character of historic Libertyville. Architecturally, 2751 Eastwood Ave itself is unremarkable: a plain ranch-style manufactured home. There are no ornate moldings, marquees or grand facades. What makes the location unique is the setting: it sits amid rolling Iowa farmland with wide-open skies and quiet rural roads. To some visitors, that feeling of open space and a starlit sky might be more memorable than anything in a big city venue. In summary, 2751 Eastwood’s “personality” is simply that of an honest farm community home – its uniqueness is found in its authenticity to small-town Midwest life, not in neon lights or famous performances.

Visitor Tips and Information

If you do visit 2751 Eastwood Ave (for whatever reason), think of it as visiting someone’s home. Arrive on time, tip quietly, and greet the (likely) homeowner politely. There is no box office or ID check, but children and well-behaved pets (if pre-approved) are generally fine. Dress is entirely casual – this is a farmhouse, not a nightclub, so come in comfortable clothing suitable for the weather (shorts and sandals in summer, boots or jacket if it’s cool or muddy). Be prepared for a single-level entry; while you won’t have to climb stairs, know that there may be a small step up at the front door. Wheelchair ramps or accessible restrooms are probably not available, since the house predates modern ADA requirements. Bring anything you need: for example, a travel mug or water bottle if you like. Don’t expect any onsite refreshments or snacks unless explicitly provided by your host. You might consider bug spray in warmer months (rural Iowa evenings can have mosquitoes). Phones generally work here, but if you’re counting on Wi-Fi or cell signal, ask your host; coverage is decent but can be spotty in rural patches. Finally, because this is a tiny town, arrive with a full tank of gas and perhaps a map/GPS for Libertyville. If visiting in late evening, note that there’s virtually no street lighting on Eastwood Ave, so watch your step and headlights. Lastly, remember that the surrounding neighborhood is quiet – keep noise reasonable (especially after dark) out of respect for local residents. The key tip to avoid confusion: **2751 Eastwood Ave is a home, not an event hall**. If you’re looking for a show, make sure you have the right venue. If you inadvertently wandered here searching for a concert, the organizers probably meant a different address. When in doubt, verify the event’s info or contact the scheduler for directions – Eastwood Ave won’t have anyone selling tickets or signs outside.

What actually is at 2751 Eastwood Ave in Libertyville?

It’s a private residence, not a public venue. According to property records, 2751 Eastwood Ave is a small 3-bedroom house built in 1978 . No public businesses or performance halls operate at that address. In other words, you won’t find a theater or concert hall there – it’s simply someone’s home in rural Iowa.

Are there any scheduled events or concerts at 2751 Eastwood Ave?

No. This address does not host public events. The house is not set up for concerts or plays. If you heard of an event at Eastwood Ave, double-check the information — likely it’s a mistake or it’s referring to a private gathering. The town of Libertyville is quiet and any community events happen elsewhere (for example, in Fairfield or at local parks), not at this address.

How can I buy tickets for an event at 2751 Eastwood?

You can’t, because there are no ticketed events there. There’s no box office, no listings, and no online ticket seller for this address. If someone suggested Tickets or implied a show at 2751 Eastwood, it’s a misunderstanding. Any event here would likely be private or family-organized, and you wouldn’t buy a ticket for it. Be wary of ticket sites showing this address – it’s not a public venue.

What is the capacity of the house at 2751 Eastwood Ave?

The house is only 854 sq ft (about 79 m²) . In practical terms, it can seat maybe 6–8 people comfortably (on a sofa and a few chairs), and perhaps up to 10–12 if you include standing room. This is extremely small compared to any public event space, so it won’t hold a large crowd. Think of it like a family living room in terms of capacity, not a hall.

How do I get to 2751 Eastwood Ave by car?

Drive to Libertyville, Iowa, which is about 5–6 miles southwest of Fairfield. From Interstate 80, you can take exit for U.S. 34 toward Fairfield, then turn south on County Road X33 (Libertyville Road) into Libertyville. Follow Libertyville Road to Eastwood Avenue. The house (No. 2751) is on Eastwood Ave in the west part of town. Example: from downtown Fairfield head south on S. 4th St/County Rd X33-Libertyville Rd, then west on Eastwood Ave. Maps/GPS will show the location, but note County Road X33 is currently undergoing repaving (with detours available). There’s no public transit to Libertyville, so a private car is the only practical way.

Is there paid parking or a nearby parking lot at 2751 Eastwood Ave?

No. Since this is a private home, parking is informal and free. You can use the house’s driveway (if available) or park on the street in front of the house (if local regulations permit). There are no parking meters or official lots – just curbside or yard parking. If a gathering happens, neighbors usually park on Eastwood Ave or a side street if needed. Always be sure not to block driveways.

Are there public buses, trains, or ride-shares to get to 2751 Eastwood Ave?

No regular public transit stops here. Libertyville is very rural. There’s no local bus line or Amtrak station in Libertyville itself. The nearest passenger train (Amtrak’s California Zephyr) stops in Ottumwa, about 30 miles north. Rideshares like Uber/Lyft are unreliable in this area due to limited coverage. A taxi or private car is best. If traveling from afar, fly into Des Moines or Cedar Rapids and drive or rent a car to reach Libertyville.

What are the seating arrangements or sections at 2751 Eastwood?

There are no formal seating sections. It’s just a house with normal home furnishings. If people gather here, they stand or sit in the living room, on sofas or folding chairs. There is no stage or reserved seating. You’ll simply take a seat wherever there’s a chair or stay near the front door. Since it’s a home, everyone shares the space informally.

Does 2751 Eastwood Ave have accessible seating or wheelchair access?

Likely not. The house is a single-story home from 1978, so it probably has a small step at the entrance and narrow doorways. It was built before modern accessibility standards, so I would not assume wheelchair access or ramps. If you need accessibility accommodations, you may need to check with the homeowner or attend events at a different, accessible venue instead.

Are there restrooms available for visitors at 2751 Eastwood Ave?

Yes, but only the house’s single bathroom. There is one full restroom in the home (with sink, toilet, and bathtub or shower). Visitors would use that bathroom. Since the home is small and private, expect just one restroom for the whole place. Bring any supplies you need, since there’s no separate public toilet or multiple stalls.

Can I bring my own food or drinks to 2751 Eastwood?

Since this is a private home, there’s no official policy. If you’re a guest, typically the host provides any food or drink. There are no concession stands or bars here. If you want a snack or beverage, it’s best to bring your own or coordinate with the host in advance. There is no charge or license for selling food here – it’s just like visiting a friend’s house.

Are there any restaurants or hotels near 2751 Eastwood Ave?

Yes, in nearby Fairfield (about 8–10 miles northeast). Shepard’s multiple hotels and motels are in Fairfield. For example, the AmericInn and Suites (2104 S. Main Street) and the Super 8 (3001 W. Burlington St.) are both a quick drive away. The Raj Resort Hotel is also nearby (Jasmine Ave) . As for food, Fairfield has many options: the in-store Hy-Vee kitchen offers casual eats (at 1300 W. Burlington) , and there are restaurants ranging from Mexican and pizza to Indian buffets. Libertyville itself has only a small tavern and convenience stores, so plan on dining in Fairfield, which is just a 10–15 minute drive from Eastwood Ave.

Is 2751 Eastwood Ave open to the general public for visits?

No. It’s a private residential address. There’s no public entry or lobby. You should only go inside if someone invited you. For the general public, there’s zero official “visiting hours” or open-door policy. Think of it like someone’s home: you wouldn’t enter without permission. As such, you won’t find staff or security controlling entry. Unless an event organizer specifically invites you in, assume you cannot just walk in.

Who owns 2751 Eastwood Ave, and can I contact them for information?

Homeowner names and contacts are private information. There is no public “venue manager” at this address. If you somehow need to reach someone here (for example, if you mistakenly showed up for a private event), you would likely need to contact the local residents through personal means. Otherwise, treat it like any private address: there is no email or phone number listed for public inquiries.

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