Archive for the 'Historic Properties' Category
We last chattered about this vintage 6-bedroom single family home and coach house on the landmarked Terra Cotta Row at 1048 W. Oakdale in Lakeview in August 2011. See our prior chatter here. Also known as the Henry Rohkam Mansion, 1048 W. Oakdale is a rare property for a neighborhood as dense as Lakeview as it […]
January 17th, 2012 | Posted in Historic Properties, Lakeview, Single family homes | 58 Comments
We last chattered about this 3-bedroom historic rowhouse on the popular “street of 40 doors” at 3814 N. Alta Vista Terrace in Lakeview in August 2011. See our prior chatter here. Back then, many of you thought this was a deal as it was listed out of the gate at $63,000 under the 2004 purchase […]
December 21st, 2011 | Posted in Historic Properties, Lakeview | 30 Comments
This 4-bedroom single family home at 579 W. Hawthorne in Lakeview is located on the landmarked “Hawthorne Place District” which consists of a block of single family mansions on large lots. Here’s more from the Lakeview East Chamber of Commerce: Hawthorne Place is one of the few streets along the city’s north shore that was developed for-and […]
December 14th, 2011 | Posted in Historic Properties, Lakeview, Single family homes | 18 Comments
We last chattered about this 5-bedroom landmark greystone at 2823 N. Pine Grove in Lakeview in August 2011. See our prior chatter here. No surprise, but back in August some of you felt like the list price was too high. You felt you would need to get it much cheaper in order to do the […]
December 14th, 2011 | Posted in Historic Properties, Lakeview | 3 Comments
This unique 4-bedroom mansion plus coach house at 602 E. 112th Street in the Pullman Historic District came on the market in September 2011. At 3781 square feet, it is one of the largest properties in the historic district and is in a prime location, near Arcade Park and across from Greenstone Church. Built in 1882, […]
November 16th, 2011 | Posted in Historic Properties, Pullman | 63 Comments
We’ve chattered about this 4-bedroom Queen Anne at 6239 N. Lundy in the Old Edgebrook neighborhood of Forest Glen several times in the 21 months it has been on the market. See our July 2011 chatter here. Since our last chatter in July 2011, it has again been reduced, this time another $60,000, to $799,000. Many of […]
November 11th, 2011 | Posted in Forest Glen, Historic Properties, Old Edgebrook, Single family homes | 50 Comments
We recently chattered about the listing of the Theurer-Wrigley Mansion at 2466 N. Lakeview in Lincoln Park and several people mentioned the possibility of the house being split into condos because it might have a better chance of selling. See that chatter here. That is apparently exactly what has happened to the Meeker Mansion at 3030 N. Lake Shore […]
November 8th, 2011 | Posted in Historic Properties, Lakeview | 23 Comments
The Theurrer-Wrigley House at 2466 N. Lakeview in Lincoln Park just came on the market. Located directly on Lincoln Park on the corner of Lakeview and Arlington, the mansion was built in 1894 for brewery baron Joseph Theurer in the Italian Renaissance style. According to Wikipedia, he sold it to the Wrigley family in 1911 but they largely […]
November 7th, 2011 | Posted in Historic Properties, Lincoln Park, Single family homes | 109 Comments
The Claude Seymour House, a 6-bedroom historic mansion at 817 W. Hutchinson in the Buena Park neighborhood of Uptown returned to the market recently after briefly being listed last March. Originally listed for just 2 weeks in March 2011 at $5.195 million, it came back on the market reduced to $4.995 million. The Elite Street […]
October 24th, 2011 | Posted in Buena Park, Historic Properties, Single family homes, Uptown | 176 Comments
This 3-bedroom Italianate mansion at 3558 S. Artesian in McKinley Park has been on the market since June 2010. In that time it has been reduced $150,900 to $199,000. Built in 1875, it was the mansion for the Chicago based agent of DuPont gunpowder. The house apparently has been moved a block and a half […]
September 30th, 2011 | Posted in Historic Properties, McKinley Park, Single family homes | 71 Comments