1905 Architect George Maher-Designed Brick Home in Chicago, Illinois
$3,499,000 | Built 1905 | 10,767 Sq. Ft. | 7 Beds | 5.5+ Baths | 0.54 Acres
826 W Hutchinson St, Chicago, IL 60613
Designed by American architect George Maher and masterfully built in 1905, this unique Prairie-style brick home has been reduced to $3.49 million in Chicago, Illinois. Listing details: Extraordinary home on huge lot (200′ X 117′) on lovely Hutchinson Street. Designed by prominent architect George Maher in 1904. Seeing is believing. One of his most magnificent designs. Grand house with amazing Prairie Style details. This is an impeccably restored, maintained, and modernized home -from systems to structures. Features 7 bedrooms, 5.2 baths, grand formal rooms, rec room, family room, sun porch, huge laundry room, parking for up to 6 cars, snowmelt, irrigation system. Yet still has incredible original Maher details intact: five fireplaces, stunning restored leaded glass windows with signature floral poppy motif, original hand-painted frieze in library, wonderful millwork, hardwood floors.
Jim Tschettter
Owners purchased lot to the east and created a fabulous fenced yard, garden, potting shed behind the pergola for gardening and patio area. An amazing park like oasis in the city with beautiful and professionally landscaped grounds and pergolas designed by Hoerr Schaudt Landscape Architects. PINS are still separate for maximum flexibility. Steps to Lake Shore Drive, Lincoln Park, beaches, downtown. Close proximity to schools: Chicago City Day, Lycee Francais, Sacred Heart and Bernard Zell Anshe Emet. Exclusions: all fireplace screens and equipment. The property is on the market for $3.49 million with Suzanne Gignilliat & Kirste Gaudet of @properties East Lincoln Park | Christie’s International Real Estate. Photography by Jim Tschettter.
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