Value shaped as much by setting as by strategy. A cul-de-sac retreat in Gregg’s Landing and an entertainment-minded Inverness estate show how privacy and views elevate everyday living. In the city, a South Side residence underscores the upside in renovation and rental potential. Woodstock contributes a multi-tenant, all-brick building near the Square’s year-round activity, while Cary offers 46 light-industrial acres poised for mixed-use momentum beside major employers.
213 Justins Ct | Contact for pricing


Susan Lazzaretto

Susan Lazzaretto
On a quiet cul-de-sac in Gregg’s Landing, 213 Justins Ct offers a rare sense of privacy paired with substantial space for everyday life. The residence spans more than 5,000 square feet and includes six bedrooms and 5.1 baths, creating flexibility for work, guests, and multigenerational living without feeling compressed. With its generous scale and a setting removed from through-traffic, the home reads as a retreat within the neighborhood—ideal for slower mornings, relaxed evenings, and a day-to-day rhythm that values calm. It’s the kind of place that can hold both lively gatherings and quiet downtime, with room for everyone to settle in and stay awhile, making the idea of a “forever home” feel entirely natural.
Price: Contact for pricing
- Size:
- 5,022 sq ft
- Contact:
- Susan Lazzaretto, @properties Christie’s International Real Estate, 847.287.6604
8346 S Aberdeen Street | Contact for pricing


Lonzetta Mckennie-Henderson

Lonzetta Mckennie-Henderson
On a residential stretch of Chicago’s Auburn Gresham, 8346 S Aberdeen Street reflects the kind of real-world opportunity that continues to surface in the city’s housing market. Now sold, the transaction underscores a simple premise: for investors and buyers with vision, a property can be a starting point for creating value. The original listing framed the appeal in terms of possibility—renovation, future rental income, or shaping a space to suit your own needs—guided by a clear strategy rather than surface impressions. It’s a reminder that long-term stability and strong returns are often built through thoughtful decisions and patient planning. Here, the story is less about instant polish and more about imagining what could come next, and living with the satisfaction of progress over time.
Price: Contact for pricing
- Size:
- 1,790 sq ft
- Contact:
- Lonzetta Mckennie-Henderson, @properties Christie’s International Real Estate, 630.403.8259
214 Main Street | Contact for pricing


S. “Lynn” Klotz

S. “Lynn” Klotz
Originally built to endure, this solid, all-brick building sits just off the Historic Woodstock Square, placing daily life within a setting defined by beautifully preserved 19th Century architecture and a calendar of year-round celebrations. Offered for the first time, the three-level layout is arranged for income-producing flexibility, with a first-floor restaurant currently leased at $4,000 per month. Above, the second floor includes five office units available for rent, while the third floor is dedicated to a dance studio leased at $2,500 per month. It’s a rare chance to be part of Woodstock’s rich past while staying connected to the Square’s steady rhythm—especially during beloved traditions like the Groundhog Day festivities. Here, history and activity meet at the doorstep, season after season.
Size: –
Price: Contact for pricing
- Contact:
- S. “Lynn” Klotz, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate, 312.437.4549
Truly BestInClass | Contact for pricing


Kim Alden

Kim Alden
On Abbotsford Drive in Inverness, a grand entry sets the tone for expansive living and entertaining spaces framed by serene natural views. The living room centers on a fireplace, while the dining room’s custom wainscoting lends quiet ceremony to gatherings. In the designer kitchen, commercial-grade appliances, an oversized island, abundant custom cabinetry, extensive counter space, and a beautifully appointed bar create a true hub, with an adjoining eating area that opens to an expansive deck overlooking the water. A beamed-ceiling family room adds warmth with a striking fireplace and walls of windows. The primary suite is paired with a spa-inspired bath and exceptional finishes, alongside two additional main-level bedrooms and an updated hall bath. Downstairs, a walkout level delivers multiple gathering spaces, billiards, a theater, exercise room, wet bar, and showpiece wine cellar, plus flexible offices. Outdoors: pergola, firepit, fountain, and landscaped seating areas under the stars.
Price: Contact for pricing
- Size:
- 6,428 sq ft
- Contact:
- Kim Alden, Compass, 847.254.5757
3 Oaks Road | Contact for pricing


S. “Lynn” Klotz

S. “Lynn” Klotz
Set on a prime expanse in Cary, this McHenry County parcel brings scale and positioning to the forefront. Zoned light industrial, it’s positioned within an extremely high-growth corridor and offers mixed-use potential for a range of future directions. The setting is notably connected: across the street from Stryker Corporation, and just down the street from the Holiday Inn and the new Mercy Hospital, placing everyday infrastructure and major employers within easy reach. Practical considerations are already part of the picture, with water and sewer located adjacent to the property and the site currently in Cary’s F.P.A. With tenants’ rights in place, the land remains undisturbed for now—an opportunity defined by location, access, and long-term flexibility as Cary continues to evolve.
Size: 46.00 acres
Price: Contact for pricing
- Contact:
- S. “Lynn” Klotz, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Starck Real Estate, 312.437.4549













