Chicago Homes With Bars
You can find very 1970s wet bars throughout the region—whether in a classic Northwest side bungalow of the era, a late-midcentury ranch in Rolling Meadows, or snuck into older, more elevated old houses.
You can find very 1970s wet bars throughout the region—whether in a classic Northwest side bungalow of the era, a late-midcentury ranch in Rolling Meadows, or snuck into older, more elevated old houses.
It’s a tight market, but if you’re willing to compromise, you can find a nice space at a decent price in neighborhoods throughout the city.
From a woodsy Palatine roundhouse, to a cozy Mettawa country estate, to a midcentury-modern revival in Elmhurst, take a look at some of the coolest places to lounge around in the Chicago suburbs.
The grand manse at 400 Washington Road is more than 120 years old — but it hasn’t always had that address.
From Bruce Goff to Earl Young to two Frank Lloyd Wright houses, sample some famous Midwestern design this summer.
Two architects built a home to test their design theories — and fell in love with their creation.
From the former home of a Bulls great, to a converted barn, to a hotel-like mansion, here are some nice places to relax.
From a Mies van der Rohe masterpiece to a Lake Shore Drive Beaux Arts classic, here’s what just hit the market.
Pick a penthouse in Park Ridge, or a Willow Springs townhouse in between bike trails and hiking paths.
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