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WEB ID: 89552320

1507 N Bell Avenue Chicago, IL 60622

Chicago, IL 60622

for sale | Single Family | Built in 1889

5 beds
4 baths/1 half bath
$2,499,000
  • Annual Tax: $23,377.00

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Reduced price
WEB ID: 89552320

1507 N Bell Avenue Chicago, IL 60622

Chicago, IL 60622

for sale | Single Family | Built in 1889

5 beds
4 baths/1 half bath
$2,499,000
  • Annual Tax: $23,377.00

The Details

About 1507 N Bell Avenue, Chicago, Cook - Chicago, IL 60622

Built in 1889, this stunning Wicker Park home underwent a meticulous renovation in 2018 that preserved the building's historic charm while seamlessly blending it with timeless design and an updated floor plan suited for today's living. Situated on a quiet tree-lined street on an oversized 32' x 125' lot just steps to everything Wicker Park has to offer. Upon entering, you immediately take in the historic details o...
Listing Courtesy of JAMESON SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY, (630) 320-2829, MLSNI:12167140

key features

  • Central air
  • Dryer
  • Washer
  • Wood Burning
  • Garage
  • 4 Fireplaces
  • Central Air Cooling
  • Forced Air Heating
  • Gas Starter
  • In Living Room
  • In Master Bedroom
  • Natural Gas Heating
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    Wicker Park

    Wicker Park is on the edge of downtown Chicago, and it’s on the cutting edge of Chicago culture. Through the ‘80s and ‘90s, it was the sort of distressed community that attracted musicians and artists with its low rents and counterculture attitude. Some of Chicago’s biggest rock bands met, rehearsed, and recorded here; artists and actors lived in the garrets and rundown apartments. Kids from the suburbs would come in over the weekends just to hang out somewhere cool. And Wicker Park was undeniably cool. Inevitably counterculture becomes culture, and Wicker Park got cleaned up. Apartment buildings were refurbished, and abandoned factories became luxury lofts. Farmers’ markets came in, along with cute coffee shops, European cafes, and on-trend clothing boutiques. While it may have lost its edge, Wicker Park has not lost its cool, and it’s still home to hip iconoclasts — they just live in nicer apartments now.

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