Lincoln Park 5-bedroom home with attached garage: $1.9M

Address: 2040 N. Sedgwick St., Unit CD, Chicago Listed: Nov.

4, 2024 Price: $1,850,000 This combined five-bedroom, four-bathroom home has private outdoor spaces and parking for four cars on the property. The home features tall ceilings, custom millwork and built-ins, an 8-foot-high door, two fireplaces and hardwood floors throughout. In the kitchen is a large quartz island, a hooded oven and stainless steel appliances.



The primary bedroom has an en suite bathroom with dual vanity and a walk-in shower with a bench. There are also two laundry centers and new mechanical upgrades. This home is completed by an attached garage with additional storage and a new epoxy floor.

Listing agent: Jennifer Ames, 773-908-3632, Engel & Völkers Chicago This combined five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Lincoln Park recently went on the market for nearly $2 million. (Jennifer Ames) This combined five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Lincoln Park recently went on the market for nearly $2 million. (Jennifer Ames) This combined five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Lincoln Park recently went on the market for nearly $2 million.

(Jennifer Ames) This combined five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Lincoln Park recently went on the market for nearly $2 million. (Jennifer Ames) This combined five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Lincoln Park recently went on the market for nearly $2 million. (Jennifer Ames) This combined five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Lincoln Park recently went on the market for nearly $2 million.

(Jennifer Ames) This combined five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Lincoln Park recently went on the market for nearly $2 million. (Jennifer Ames) This combined five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Lincoln Park recently went on the market for nearly $2 million. (Jennifer Ames) This combined five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Lincoln Park recently went on the market for nearly $2 million.

(Jennifer Ames) This combined five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Lincoln Park recently went on the market for nearly $2 million. (Jennifer Ames).