Sox fans, beware. This week’s house, at 1445 W. Addison St., is just a few blocks from Wrigley Field in the Southport Corridor. But even die-hard South-Side supporters could be taken by its past-present architecture.
While the house has a classic brick exterior, it also features huge, modern windows built around it. It’s a recent construction, boasting a sauna, home theater system and butler’s pantry. It also has a garage, so you don’t have to worry about parking in Wrigleyville — probably half the reason for the asking price.
Start saving, friends. This lovely place will cost you $3.7 million.
Listing has been provided courtesy of Jeffrey Lowe of Berkshire Hathaway KoenigRubloff.
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