Houses by Famous Architects
Houses by Famous Architects
The Best of the Best.
Don’t try to argue. And by all means, don’t lay a finger on that plasterwork. From Frank Lloyd Wright to Ernest Flagg, these gorgeous homes for sale were designed by the best of the best. Who are we to question?
Lake Michigan views, Golf course, Promontory Point, La Rabida Children’s Hospital, Boat Harbor, 3 Separate Beaches, Museum of Science and Industry, Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, University of Chicago nearby, Historical Building, Heat and Water included in monthly Assessment. Doorman. 1 Parking space. Laundry room. Bike room, Extra 8×10 Storage Room in Basement. No Rentals or […]
Steeped in history; yet modern comforts and convenient living showcase this bespoke home! Constructed in 1856 in the Greek Revival style by John Tehan along Tehan’s Row, an early owner of this home was Frederick prominent citizen and friend of Lincoln, Frederick Schley. Original architectural design elements have been carefully and lovingly restored and maintained […]
Watch the Virtual Tour here! Own a piece of Knightstown history! This beautiful Italianate 3 bd/2ba historical home is in the heart of Knightstown The orig. portion of the home built prior to 1860 w/additions in 1866 & 1883, per house abstract Current owners have meticulously preserved the history in the home by keeping original […]
Step inside this grand Queen Anne style home and revel in the detail of the craftsmanship of this era. This 4 bedroom, 4 bath home was built in 1900, remodeled in 1908 by M. F. Bell and added onto in 1981. It has been lovingly restored while keeping the charm and grandeur of the past. […]
Noted New Orleans Architect Henry Howard designed the elements of White Hall in the early 1840’s. Home of Senator Bennett Barton Simmes, founder of Simmesport, the house is a liveable 6000 square feet, and has been lovingly restored to the period of his ownership. It is furnished entirely in mid 19th century antiques, which will […]
This 1905 home designed by architect George B. Stowe has been beautifully updated with care taken to preserve its historical significance.The original leaded glass front door welcomes you to a large foyer with original custom inlaid flooring and stained glass windows overlooking the majestic staircase that leads up to 4 bedrooms and 4-1/2 baths. Restoration […]
Hall House was built in 1903 by then Harvard Mayor, William D. Hall on a hill in the middle of town known as Hall’s Hill to the locals. The architect who designed the home was Myron Hunt, a partner with Frank Lloyd Wright, at that time, in Chicago. The Hall House is considered Prairie Style. It […]
