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This Mission Style House in Buena Park is Yours for $1.95 Million
The 4,000-square-foot four-bedroom house is given blanket landmark protection as part of the Hutchinson Street Historic District, one of the city’s better known concentrations of opulent old homes.
Live in a Ringling Brothers Mansion in Evanston for $3.2 Million
Charles Ringling of Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey fame built this seven-bedroom home for his family in 1913. Today’s sellers did a great job keeping it true to the original design, inside and out.
This Gold Coast Condo, Listed at $1.5 Million, Went Under Contract in Three Days
The 3,000-square-foot three-bedroom unit at 1210 North Astor Street has great vibrancy. The asking price: $1,495,000.
The Six Priciest Real Estate Sales of 2014
Four ultra-high-end condominiums dominated last year’s sales.
This May Be the Craziest Penthouse for Sale in Chicago
Even at $12.9 million, I doubt you’ll find a condo with this much bravado, or marble.
Enjoy This Ultra-Modern House in Bucktown for $1.4 Million
Completed in 2011 and designed jointly by the seller and Studio Dwell Architects, the home is mostly glass and largely soundproof.
Live in This Transformed Southport Corridor Victorian for $3.5 Million
The 7,200-square-foot seven-bedroom home has a gracious preserved exterior and radically refinished insides.
Get This Historic Queen Anne Near Downtown Glen Ellyn for $800,000
The seller of this seven-bedroom house, attractive inside and out, has had difficulty finding a buyer also willing to be a caretaker for this place’s old bones. Now with a bargain price in an improved market, it may get a lot easier.