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Welcome to 5626 South Woodlawn Avenue - a gracious and architecturally significant residence nested within the University of Chicago campus in Hyde Park, one of Chicagos most historic and vibrant communities. One of two houses designed in 1911 by the esteemed firm of Riddle & Riddle - this was personal home of architect Herbert Riddle.

This magnificent residence is located on a verdant tree-lined street in the heart of the Kenwood Historic District. While constructed after the turn of the last century, the house has been elegantly and thoroughly updated for life in the current one. Horatio R.

5638 South Woodlawn Avenue represents a unique opportunity to own a piece of Chicagos architectural heritage. Designed in 1911 by celebrated architect Howard Van Doren Shaw for publishing executive Henry Hoyt Hilton and his wife Charlotte, this three-story Federal-style residence embodies timeless elegance and thoughtful design.

Rare development opportunity. Three contiguous parcels of vacant land located walking distance to the Obama Presidential Center, which anticipates 650,000 visitors annually upon completion. Located 16 minutes from the Loop, the property is zoned B3-5 (Community Shopping District) but offers a suitable location for a hotel with proper zoning.

Characterized by its distinctive crow-stepped gable, this distinguished house is situated in the heart of the historic Kenwood community. The picturesque property was constructed in 1896 for Edith and Laurence Carton, and its overall scheme and exceptional detailing were conceived by the talented architect William Otis.

After a two year renovation project, this urban estate now combines history and modern luxury - an absolute gem in the Kenwood neighborhood! In the early 20th century, The Economist advised readers that construction was to begin on an important new residence.

A Timeless Treasure in Kenwood - Where History Meets Modern Luxury. After a meticulous two-year renovation, this historic urban estate once again shines in all its grandeur - an extraordinary blend of early 20th-century elegance and contemporary design, nestled on an expansive 50 x 300-foot lot in the heart of the Kenwood Historic District. Originally built in 1904, J.B.

This beautifully renovated Classical Revival residence is set on spacious grounds in the historic Kenwood neighborhood. In the late nineteenth century architect Solon Beman enjoyed significant success in Chicago and was widely regarded for his residential designs.

A timeless treasure just minutes from the University of Chicago. This Arts & Crafts residence was designed by local architect Thomas McCall. Regarded as among the foremost of Hyde Park architects in the finish of work and original ideas the residence showcases McCalls commitment to craftsmanship and artistry.

Located in the highly desirable Alcott Elementary and Lincoln Park High School districts of east Lincoln Park, this well-maintained residence offers 2,400 square feet of living space on two levels. The duplex-down open floorplan was conceived to provide rooms that can be used in a variety of ways.

Modern, Sun-Filled 3-Bedroom Corner Unit with Breathtaking Views and an Expansive Terrace! Welcome to luxury living in this rarely available northwest corner unit, offering city views with magnificent sunsets. This chic modern 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is flooded with natural light; the floor-to-ceiling windows and soaring eleven foot ceilings create a spacious, inviting atmosphere.

Amazing views at The Columbian, South Michigan Avenues premiere address. This 11th floor unit offers a spacious, flowing floor plan with sweeping views overlooking Grant Park and Lake Michigan. The formal living and dining areas have hardwood floors and gorgeous East views.