Haus Tour: An Entertainer’s Dream in Lincoln Park
Presented by Emily Santos
1924 N Halsted Street is a masterpiece of modern luxury in the heart of Lincoln Park - a meticulously built 1884 brick home, elegantly restored. This residence stands as a testament to the seamless blend of contemporary design & timeless sophistication.
FLOOR PLAN
THE DETAILS
This original brick home was completely rebuilt inside and out in 2018 & features a 25' x 25' tranquil backyard plus huge terraces off the 2nd and 3rd floors. The first floor includes a chef's kitchen with Subzero refrigerator, 60" Wolf gas range with six burners, grill and griddle plus two full-sized electric ovens, two dishwashers, two microwaves, two undercounter wine refrigerators, butcher block countertops and built-in 12' x 4' work/eating table. The remainder of the space is an adaptable open format suitable for living/working/entertaining with a 9.5' ceiling that opens directly to the private landscaped backyard and patio via a fully retractable glass NanaWall. The second floor includes a living room, study area, gallery, utility room and ensuite guest bedroom with full bath; the bedroom has direct access to the terrace overlooking the backyard. The third floor includes three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The master suite has a walk-in closet, a sitting area and Japanese-style bath with rain shower and separate jacuzzi which has its own window. The primary suite opens directly onto its private terrace which overlooks and is directly accessible to the back yard. The recently built garage easily holds two large passenger vehicles plus additional storage space. Roof of garage and building will support a roof deck. Located in the heart of Lincoln Park and within walking distance to everything the vibrant Armitage/Halsted shopping and restaurant area has to offer, enjoy cultural staples such as the Roger Brown Study Collection of the Art Institute of Chicago and Floating World Gallery. Nearby public transportation includes stops for the Red and Brown CTA lines, and the Armitage, Halsted and North Avenue buses.
Lincoln Park Living
Lincoln Park is one of Chicago’s most iconic and coveted neighborhoods. A true crossroads of tastes, everyone from a dive bar loving sports fan to a Michelin Star foodie enjoys Lincoln Park’s many establishments. Locals also enjoy the shopping which features local boutiques as well as upscale national retailers like CB2 or Nordstrom Rack.
Seamlessly blended with the neighborhood’s convenience is the charm. Lincoln Park is home to DePaul University (founded in 1828), the Lincoln Park Zoo (one of the country’s oldest zoos, established in 1868), and a few architecturally defining churches.
The Area
Public Transportation: Chicago’s busiest route, the Red Line is great for getting around to the north & south sides of Chicago & for getting into the Loop. A fan favorite, the Brown Line runs throughout the Northwest Side, starting in Albany Park into the Loop. Beginning all the way in Chicago’s North Shore suburb, Wilmette, the Purple Line passes through Evanston and into Chicago's North Side, while also extending even further south into the Loop during weekday rush hours.
Highway Access: Depending on which side of Lincoln Park you live in, getting to the highway can be a pain, but it’s nothing most couldn’t manage.
Other Perks: Close to the Lake & Lake Shore Drive
