Along Chicago’s North Side and the near North Shore, a trio of sold homes shows how much lifestyle can be anchored in neighborhood details. From Montrose in Uptown to downtown-adjacent Evanston and historic Rogers Park, each address sits close to the everyday essentials that shape city living—walkable streets, parks, and transit access. The mix spans a North Side condo, a classic two-story farmhouse with a front porch and generous yard, and a rare lakefront building with private Lake Michigan access.
837 W Montrose #2 | $295,000 (Sold)
Sean Glascott
Sean Glascott
On a residential street in Chicago’s Uptown (60613), 837 W. Montrose #2 is presented as a sold residence with a notably sparse public narrative. The listing offers no stated details on layout, interior finishes, appliances, outdoor space, or building amenities, leaving the experience of the home intentionally undefined. What does come through is the simple clarity of place: a Chicago address anchored on West Montrose, positioned for everyday city living in a well-established North Side setting. Without room-by-room specifics to frame it, the appeal rests in the idea of a straightforward in-town foothold—one that can be interpreted and personalized rather than prescribed. It’s the kind of blank canvas that invites its next chapter to be written through daily routines, local walks, and the rhythms of the neighborhood.
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Price: $295,000 (Sold)
- Contact:
- Sean Glascott, @properties Christie’s International Real Estate, 773.551.7168
1615 Dodge Avenue | $285,000 (Sold)
Scott Fishman
Scott Fishman
On a residential street in Evanston, this classic two-story farmhouse pairs familiar character with practical updates. Inside, newer windows bring in easy daylight, while engineered wood floors on the main level, newer carpeting, and fresh paint create a clean, comfortable backdrop. The layout includes two bedrooms and two full baths, plus a convenient half bath tucked off the kitchen. Out front, a full porch invites slow mornings and neighborly hellos, and the large yard leaves room to stretch out. A 2+ gravel parking pad off the alley adds everyday ease. Set near downtown Evanston, as well as schools, parks, transportation, and shopping, the location supports a walkable, connected routine. With updates still needed, it’s a home that can evolve over time alongside its next chapter.
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Price: $285,000 (Sold)
- Contact:
- Scott Fishman, Worth Clark Realty, 773.316.5409
7641 N Eastlake Terrace Apt 1B | $264,000 (Sold)
Scott Fishman
Scott Fishman
Along the water’s edge on a quiet lakefront street in Historic Rogers Park, this rarely available unit is defined by something most Chicago addresses can’t claim: private access to Lake Michigan, complete with a private pier for morning swims and summer afternoons spent outdoors. Inside, the living room centers on a fireplace and a wall of windows that brings in generous natural light. The kitchen offers plenty of cabinets and workspace, with a separate dining area for everyday meals and easy entertaining. Two large bedrooms and an updated bathroom keep the layout simple and comfortable. The building adds dedicated storage, including kayak/paddle board and bike storage—suited to a life that starts at your door and ends at the shoreline. Just north sits Rogers Park Beach with free outdoor tennis courts, and Evanston is a short walk away.
Price: $264,000 (Sold)
- Size:
- 900 sq ft
- Contact:
- Scott Fishman, Worth Clark Realty, 773.316.5409
