Chicago, IL

A rare Bucktown single-family home with two primary suites, an attached heated 3-car garage, a garage-top deck, and a private rooftop terrace. This 3-bedroom, 3.1-bath home plus a top-floor office/4th bedroom offers flexible space for living, working, and entertaining. On the main level, steel-framed windows and a floating open-tread staircase set a modern tone. The living and dining room features custom millwork, a marble fireplace with built-in shelving, and 1920s vintage pendants. The kitchen is centered on an oversized square natural stone island with a waterfall edge, prep sink, and seating on three sides, along with a Viking range, stainless appliances, a coffee/wine bar, and abundant cabinetry. Off the kitchen, the deck above the garage offers two distinct zones: a sunny dining and grilling area, and a covered pergola lounge with a ceiling fan and gas fireplace. A retractable screen on the back of the house turns the deck into an outdoor movie theater. An updated powder room completes the level. The second floor is home to two primary suites, each with a private bath and custom California Closets. The south suite has a walk-in closet and a bath with dual vanity and a steam shower with body sprays and bench. The north suite has room for a sitting area around its fireplace, sliding doors to the deck, and a bath with a glass walk-in shower and smart heated towel bar. The top-floor office, renovated in 2021, has a wet bar with refrigerator, reclaimed-wood accent wall, its own heating/cooling, and sliding doors to a private turf rooftop terrace. The space offers flexibility as a 4th bedroom, den, studio, or retreat. The lower level is made for movie nights, with an oversized media room featuring a 150-inch projection screen and projector. It also has a third bedroom that fits a king bed and desk, a full bath with walk-in shower, and laundry with full-size machines. Smart light switches run throughout the living spaces, and hardwired enterprise Wi-Fi access points extend coverage outdoors to the pergola. The insulated, heated garage includes an EV charger and extensive storage. The home is in the Pulaski Elementary attendance area, close to Bucktown's restaurants and shops and the Damen and Western Blue Line stations.