Set in one of the citys most desirable locations with unobstructed views of the Cardinals estate, 1524 N. Astor is the work of Chicago architect I. W. Colburn and the end result of a five-year, multi-million dollar renovation project in 2000. The residence offers approximately 6,500 sqft of thoughtfully designed living space with three private outdoor venues and garage parking for two cars.

On the homes first floor, a spacious living room with north-facing windows grants an expansive view of the Cardinals mansion and the park beyond. The room itself is exquisitely finished with goatskin vellum panels and a wood burning fireplace.

A spacious bluestone terrace with a tranquil flowing stream, oversized planters, and unobstructed park views is located in the center of this level.

The dining room is perfect for entertaining and is complete with goatskin vellum panels and pocket doors.

The state-of-the-art kitchen is a showstopper with limestone and Cosmos Epoch finishes and top-of-the-line appliances from Bosch, Viking and Sub-Zero.

A cozy den is tucked away up a couple of steps from the rest of this level. This retreat includes a wood burning fireplace, a built-in writing desk, and a door out to a private cedar deck.

The upper level features a family room with an elegant fireplace adjoined by a full bath.

The master bedroom is located at the other end of the gallery.

The master bath is exquisite. The floor is comprised of book matched Calcutta Sponda marble with a Noir St. Laurent inlay. The tub was carved from a single piece of Noir St. Laurent. The show