The bedroom, located at the back of the house, also seems spacious because its French doors open onto a private brick terrace.
“With big gardens in front and in back where I dine or sit and talk to the neighbors, it doesn’t feel like too little space,” a former owner told Crain’s Chicago Business.
Perhaps the home’s only drawback? Being vulnerable to paparazzi. A previous owner told the New York Times that tour guides and curious passersby were always stopping to check out the “cute little house”—and once caught him in his skivvies, trying to retrieve his newspaper.
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