Chicago, IL 60622 1805 N Wolcott Avenue

This extensively renovated, modern Bucktown home with an A+ location was built extra-wide, offering 20' of width and spacious open interiors on a deep lot. Prepare to be wowed by antique doors in the entryway, a sunlight-filled grand staircase with a 2-story wall of south facing windows, and a dramatic large living room with a curved wall of floor-to-ceiling windows and a sophisticated fireplace w/stone surround and custom walnut mantel. This impressive home exudes quality with gorgeous extra-wide plank rift and quarter sawn oak flooring, a sleek eat-in chef's kitchen with quartzite countertops, new high-end SubZero and Miele appliances including a plumbed Miele steam oven, a new walk-in pantry with beverage fridge and a kegerator, and a spacious great room leading to an extended pavered terrace and an overhauled turfed backyard with irrigation system and lighting professionally landscaped by Christie Webber. The 2nd floor has 3 bright bedrooms and a den with the middle bedrooms having skylights with automated blinds, and two hydrology designed bathrooms with sleek modern vanities and Toto bidet toilets. The spacious primary also features automated blinds, a balcony, and a large walk-in closet. The lower level features radiant heated flooring, two walk-out patios, a huge family room with a curved wall of windows, a massive guest bedroom, full bathroom, a middle room with sliding doors perfect for home office or workout room, and a 900 bottle wine cellar. Fabulous roof deck with city views over the newly built roof includes a spectacular pergola with automated louvers and LED lighting. Wired for indoor/outdoor surround sound. Lutron smart home automation for lighting throughout and automated blinds/curtains on 1st and 2nd level. 2 laundry centers. Newer mechanicals. Many new Anderson windows and sliders. Buzzer system at front gate. Heated garage with EV charger. Located on one of the most coveted prime blocks in the heart of Bucktown close to boutiques, restaurants, parks, blue line, and the 606 Trail.