310 W Willow St., Chicago, IL 60614

Designed by world renowned architect Bruce Graham (Hancock, Willis Tower), this understated, international style 2 level residence holds 4025 sq. ft. and sits on a 60 ft. x 79 ft. lot in the heart of the Old Town Historic District. Built in 1972, this 4 bd/3 bth home features a large skylight which lights both levels of the house through a spacious atrium above the 14 ft. x 13 ft. foyer, while a wall of glass brings into the home the marvels of a 'secret' garden which spans the 60 ft. north elevation. The dramatic foyer holds a mature fig tree which reaches up toward the sun shinning down from the central skylight above. The living room, with fireplace flanked by views of the garden, is a spacious 29 ft. by 18 ft. A galley kitchen leads into a separate dining room; and the first floor master suite opens onto the garden. A floating staircase connects to the 2nd level, which holds 3 bds & 2 bths (each of which has individual skylights), a large family room/library, and balcony.