A rare offering where history and design converge. Once home to the Sisters of the Resurrection Convent, this boutique conversion has been meticulously transformed into a modern residence with soaring ceilings, original brickwork, and striking arched windows that frame both light and skyline. Sunlight pours in from skylights above, illuminating a thoughtfully designed open floor plan anchored by a sculptural kitchen. Outfitted with Archisesto cabinetry, quartz surfaces, and a full suite of Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Miele appliances, the kitchen blends function with refined design, centered around an oversized island that invites gathering. The primary suite is a private retreat, complete with a spa-inspired bath and an expansive, custom walk-in closet. A second outdoor terrace extends from the bedroom, offering quiet mornings with skyline views. Additional bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, office, or creative space. Every element of this home reflects intentional design, balancing modern sophistication with preserved architectural soul. Two garage parking spaces included in price. Located just steps from The 606 and Bucktown's vibrant dining and shopping scene, this is more than a home, it's a piece of Chicago history, redefined.
