Wolfram 18 - New Luxury Single-Family Luxury Homes Coming to Lakeview!
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For luxury, single-family home living on Chicago’s North Side, Wolfram18 brings an exciting mix of new construction possibilities to potential buyers. With just 18 new homes to choose from, buyers can opt for two distinct, multi-level floor plans.Â
The north plan at Wolfram 18 is a four-story plan with four-bedrooms and 4.5-baths. This home ranges from around 4,200 to 4,600 square feet of living space. The lower level offers space for a rec room and an office or bonus space, topped off by the main floor and upper level bedrooms.Â
The rooftop level makes room for an outdoor terrace and a media room. The slightly smaller south plan at Wolfram 18 also offers four-bedrooms and 4.5-baths, but this particular plan is around 3,800 square feet in size. Â
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