Lavish Gold Coast Mansion Sells For $7.5 Million
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Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood is where you’ll find some of the Windy City’s most expensive properties on the market. And one of this is reportedly off the market.
According to Crain’s, a stunning Gold Coast mansion over on Bellevue Place recently sold for $7.5 million—the highest price paid for a Chicago area home in 2017. Prior to this most recent mega-deal, a home on Grant Place in the highly desirable Lincoln Park neighborhood traded for $7.2 million back in January and held the top spot until now.
The Gold Coast mansion sold featured six bedrooms, seven full bathrooms, and all sorts of jaw-dropping interiors, much like you’d expect from any multi-million home in one of downtown Chicago’s most expensive neighborhoods.
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