Gold Coast Mansion Built by Potter Palmer Returns After Two Year Break
A Gold Coast greystone built by the famous Chicago developer and Marshall Field & Company co-founder Potter Palmer has returned to the market after a two year absence. The home, one of a handful built in the neighborhood by Potter, had previously asked $4.5 million, but was eventually chopped down to $3.75 million. However, it returns today with a higher $3.95 million ask. The five-level home has been split up into multiple units, but the listing agents suggests in all caps that the mansion can be "easily converted back to a single family row home." It likely won't be as easy (nor cheap) as the listing agent may suggest, but after looking at these photos, this mutilated home probably wishes that it would be gutted once again.
·33A E Division St. Chicago, IL 60610 [Redfin]
·Duplexed Potter Palmer-Built Mansion Now Asking $3.75M [Curbed Chicago]
·Duplexed Potter Palmer-Built Mansion Now Asking $3.75M [Curbed Chicago]
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