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99% new construction (enjoy lower taxes) – one wall remains to give the home an additional two feet of width. Rare three-level, above-grade home with over 4,200 sq ft. Six bedrooms and 5.5 baths (four bedrooms above grade). Rare zoning in Bucktown, just one block from Holstein Park. Short walk to the Blue Line and Pulaski School. Quiet, oneblock street with no through traffic.
All high-end finishes throughout. The first floor features an open kitchen—the true heart of the home—that opens to a grill deck and continues up to a garage rooftop deck. The second floor includes two en suite bedrooms, a laundry room, and a spacious primary suite (every bedroom has its own bathroom).
The third floor (bonus level) offers a third family room with a bar, leading out to an east-facing rooftop deck, along with a full bathroom and a large bedroom—almost like its own apartment. The lower level includes a large family room, an additional wet bar, radiant heated floors throughout, and two bedrooms.
In total: three rooftop decks, six bedrooms, three family rooms, two wet bars, 5.5 bathrooms, and a two-car garage.

























Bucktown is thought to have been named for the large number of goats that were raised there during the 19th century. First settled by Polish immigrants and later Germans, Bucktown today is a trendy neighborhood that is primarily residential with a mix of single family homes, new high-rises and industrial loft spaces. The neighborhood’s rough boundaries are the Kennedy Expressway on the east, Bloomingdale Avenue on the south, Western Avenue on the west and Fullerton Avenue on the north.
Commuters can either drive on the Kennedy Expressway (I-94), or take the CTA Blue Line from the Western-O’hare stop. There are also many buses that will take you close to the city center.
AVERAGE DRIVE TIMES (MINUTES)
CTA offers Blue Line train and bus service through Bucktown
1434 W. Division St. Chicago, IL 60642
773-383-1434
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Our school is at 1621 W. Wabansia, just off the Kennedy Expressway, near Ashland and North Avenue. Burr serves neighborhood students as well as students from around the city. Our dedicated teachers build a rapport with each student and family.
Burr reaches its students through whole group, small group and center work participation. We firmly believe that responsibility for success stems from excellent teaching practices, attentive administration, wonderful families and responsible students.



