Susan O'Connor

Welcome to 5720 South Dorchester Avenue, a beautifully updated residence nestled on a picturesque, tree-lined street in the heart of Hyde Park. This elegant and historic home seamlessly blends classic Chicago architecture with modern updates, offering bright, open living spaces designed for today's lifestyle - all in a location that truly cannot be beat. Originally constructed during the era when

Nestled beneath the steep eaves of this enchanting residence are seven bedrooms and two full baths, offering an exceptional blend of historic character and modern practicality. Set on a large, professionally landscaped lot with a three-car garage, the Tudor-style home is just a short walk from the main campus of the University of Chicago. Designed in 1904 by the distinguished New York

An exceptional opportunity to own a beautifully renovated brick 2-flat in the highly sought-after Hyde Park neighborhood - just steps from the University of Chicago, shopping and dining, and area scenic parklands. This turnkey property features two spacious residences, including a bright 3-bedroom unit and a well-appointed 2-bedroom unit, along with a fully finished basement offering valuable

Light streams into the second-floor unit of this condominium, nestled on a quiet one-way street and overlooking the historic Greenwood Avenue Row Houses. The current owners updated this three-bedroom two-bath unit, resulting in a beautiful combination of a modern vibe with vintage details. Entering the foyer one finds the sun-drenched living room, focused on a fireplace surrounded by built-in

Located just three blocks from the University of Chicago, this elegant contemporary home is quietly tucked away on a charming tree-lined street. Spanning four levels, the residence offers gracious living spaces, sophisticated design, and effortless access to the vibrant shops, restaurants, and cultural destinations of the neighborhood. Inside, spacious bedrooms, generous closets, and meticulous

A true rarity in historic Kenwood, this move-in-ready urban estate was meticulously restored during a multi-year renovation, reemerging as a masterful blend of early 20th-century elegance and modern luxury. Set on an expansive 50 x 300-foot lot within the historic district, the 1904 J.B. Cole residence was once praised by The Economist as "a picturesque structure in old English style of

5638 South Woodlawn Avenue represents a unique opportunity to own a piece of Chicago's architectural heritage. Designed in 1911 by celebrated architect Howard Van Doren Shaw for publishing executive Henry Hoyt Hilton and his wife Charlotte, this three-story Federal-style residence embodies timeless elegance and thoughtful design. Shaw, later honored with the American Institute of Architects' Gold