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Lincoln Park mansion sells for $12.5M, making it Chicago’s highest. residential selling price in 2021

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Built by homebuilder BGD&C in 2012, the mansion has seven bathrooms, two fireplaces, oversized windows, French doors, a walnut-paneled study, a butler’s pantry, a kitchen with a breakfast bar that seats five, and a primary bedroom suite with a his-and-hers walk-in closet area and a bathroom that features Calacatta marble. On the lower level are a guest suite, a recreation room, a fitness studio, a gift wrap room and an office.

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