Alinea
Iconic, multi-course tasting menus and a one-of-a-kind dining experience.
Website →823 W Belden Avenue
- Chicago, IL
- $3,055,000
Situated on an oversized 35-foot lot, this spacious property has an extra-wide presence, with 4-levels of luxurious living space. The home's stunning vintage facade and modern interior deliver a beautiful, sophisticated contrast, enhanced by its high-end details. The entryway features a show-stopping mosaic tile design and stately hand-carved, antique doors. The formal living room overlooks a landscaped front garden and includes a wood-burning fireplace that is original to the home. A separate dining room showcases the dramatic curved staircase with an overhead skylight illuminating each level of the residence with natural light. A gorgeous Chef's kitchen includes inset custom cabinetry with glass inserts, SubZero, Miele, Viking, Fisher & Paykel appliances, and a La CornuFe gas range. The adjacent great room leads to a breezeway with custom storage, outdoor spaces, and an attached 3-car garage. The primary suite includes a chevron-patterned hardwood floor, silver silk wallpaper, custom lighting, and two generous walk-in closets. The top-floor bedroom is a visual delight with magnificent city views, a space that can also function as an office or playroom. A coffered ceiling caps the lower level, featuring radiant heated floors, a wet bar, a steam room and an au pair suite with a private entrance. Close distance to the lake, Oz Park, shopping, dining, top-rated schools and much more. All in all a sumptuous single-family home located in one of Chicago's most desirable communities.
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A picturesque neighborhood that beckons the affluent with its green spaces, destination restaurants, and rich architectural variety.
Lincoln Park is a highly desirable community on Chicago’s North Side. From its namesake park to an array of residential styles, the neighborhood blends historic charm with modern convenience. Stroll leafy streets, explore landmark churches, and enjoy a thriving culinary and cultural scene from the lakefront to the river.
From quiet, tree-lined blocks to lively café corners, Lincoln Park is equal parts polished and welcoming. Morning runs along the lake, afternoons browsing boutiques, and evenings at acclaimed restaurants or the theater—every day feels like a mini-escape.
In the 19th century, Lincoln Park was home to affluent residents as well as German farmers, shopkeepers, and industrial workers. The Great Chicago Fire reshaped the area, prompting rapid rebuilding and waves of European immigration. After mid-century decline, the last few decades brought significant reinvestment—revived historic homes, new construction, and a renewed cultural heartbeat— elevating Lincoln Park into one of Chicago’s most coveted neighborhoods.
Iconic, multi-course tasting menus and a one-of-a-kind dining experience.
Website →Seasonal cuisine set within the park, with skyline views across the pond.
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