Your Guide to New Vacation Home Developments Nearby
With vacation home buying up dramatically nationwide, it’s safe to assume the start of spring means Chicagoans are back on the hunt. Here are some new projects to get things rolling.
With vacation home buying up dramatically nationwide, it’s safe to assume the start of spring means Chicagoans are back on the hunt. Here are some new projects to get things rolling.
The four-bed is one of the coveted Cicero Hine cottages on Berkeley Avenue, historically and architecturally significant to this lakefront nabe.
The 1901 four-bed has a walled-off piece of bootlegger tunnel that once connected to a Prohibition-era underground infrastructure. It’s on the market for $749,000.
The 6,000-square-footer sits on 1.5 acres and is only a quarter mile from the city’s downtown.
The Bears founder and legendary coach lived in a piece of this large combo unit at the historic Edgewater Beach Apartments for at least 30 years. It is on the market for the first time in 10 years, asking $1.15 million.
Asking $1.14 million, the renovated four-bedroom home claims choice siting within the 640-acre former U.S. Army base and county forest preserve.
The 7,877-square-foot unit boasts nearly 100 feet of lake frontage and a soup-to-nuts renovation that hasn’t aged a day. It will list soon for $4.8 million.
A mid-career work of notable architect H.H. Waterman, the four-bed home sits on a third-acre hillside lot.
This duplex-down has gorgeous 15-foot terra cotta and concrete ceilings, 2,800 square feet of living space, and a flexible layout.
What’s it like residing above everyone else in town? Ask Sanjay Shah, the new owner of the Trump Tower penthouse.