Just steps to everything Lincoln Park has to offer and ideally situated in Oscar Mayer school district, this beautifully updated 3 bedroom, 2.1 bath single-family homes extra-wide floor plan is flooded with natural light through oversized windows. The spacious foyer opens to a floating white oak staircase which is mirrored by wide-plank white oak flooring that spans the main level. The open concept is anchored by a sleek wood-burning fireplace with a custom built surround and showcases a defined yet contiguous dinning area that will accommodate any size table. The kitchen is an entertainers dream. The miles of counter space on the oversized center island is flanked by (all stainless) double ovens, Viking appliances, wine fridge and an inordinate amount or cabinet space. The large deck off the main level flows to an exceptional bluestone paved patio and turfed backyard area with putting green. The upper level offers three spacious bedrooms and two full baths + full size (side/side) laundry. The primary bedroom features soaring cathedral ceilings with eye catch architectural beams, 3 spacious closets (1 walk-in) and a bright master bath wrapped in marble featuring dual vanity, separate shower and oversized jacuzzi bath. Additional features include expansive Storage in the lower level & two car garage parking. Literally just steps to clover park, restaurants, shopping and a stones throw to Metra and the expressway.
Lincoln Park is where our love for Chicago really began. With its tree-lined streets, beautiful architecture, incredible restaurants, and miles of lakefront trails, it’s one of those neighborhoods that feels both lively and inviting at the same time. We’ve spent years here — grabbing coffee, meeting friends for dinner, wandering the park — and it will always be a special part of our story, and maybe yours, too.
At the intersection of luxury, architecture, and investment, Grace Kaage offers a personalized and design-forward approach to buying, selling, and building homes in Chicago’s North Shore and beyond.
