The Mitchell Residence (1893), a 7-bedroom 5.5 bath ~6,500 + sq. ft residence with 10' ceilings designed by the prestigious architectural firm of Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge proteges of HH Richardson is now on the market for only the 5th time in 125 years. The same architects designed the Art Institute of Chicago, the Chicago Cultural Center, the campuses of the University of Chicago and Stanford University. This most unique and storied Renaissance Revival home, located just two blocks from town on the historic bricked First street has been featured in the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Magazine and numerous architectural publications. The excitement around this beautiful and rare historic home was evidenced recently as The Village Trustees have removed it's Historical Landmark Designation and are incentivizing the future owner(s) with more flexibility to renovate the home with greater deference in bulk and setback structures to fully accommodate today's lifestyle experience.