Lakeview 5-bedroom home with limestone facade: $2M
Listed: June 23, 2025
Price: $1,995,000
Listing agent: Jennifer Ames, Engel & Völkers, 312-440-7565
This five-bedroom Lakeview greystone with 3½ bathrooms has a limestone facade, a black slate turret and a landscaped front garden. The kitchen has stainless steel and marble countertops, dual sinks, high-gloss lacquered cabinetry and a custom oversized island. The kitchen opens to a rear terrace with a louvered retractable roof, infrared heaters, irrigated planters, stacked stone privacy walls, a built-in grill, a wall-mounted television and a natural gas fire pit. Upstairs are four bedrooms, including a primary suite, two full baths, an office and a laundry center. The lower level includes a large recreation room, a guest suite with a full bath, a laundry room and a bonus space currently used as a workshop. The house also has two fireplaces, solid-core doors, architectural lighting, Lutron Pico motorized blinds, landscape lighting and a two-car garage.
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