Built by the prominent Chicago architect George C. Nimmons in 1898, this handsome three-story classic Georgian home is a fine example of what the South Kenwood historic landmark district has to offer. Located on a quiet picturesque street, surrounded by other imposing homes (two early Frank Lloyd Wrights are just across the street), it is just steps from the open fields and playgrounds of Kenwood Park. This lovely home retains a wealth of vintage charm with large gracious rooms, high ceilings, and original floors and woodwork (note the oak-paneled formal dining room). At the same time, it incorporates a number of highly-desirable modern upgrades: a spacious eat-in kitchen with high-end cabinets and appliances and central air conditioning. In the same family for almost 30 years, the house has been lovingly maintained with numerous upgrades to plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems, as well as to the roof. Large, charming yard. Easy access to LSD and downtown transportation.