A bright red piece of Chicago history sits nestled under a giant oak on its original 1859 grade-line, six feet below the quiet tree-lined avenue leading to its front door waiting to welcome you to a wonderful vacation.

This three-bedroom home retains an exterior charm in keeping with its pre-Chicago Fire build date while still providing modern comforts to its guests by way of a recently completed interior renovation , including a fully outfitted kitchen with all new appliances. Each of the three bedrooms possesses its own unique aesthetic but none deviates from the country style with a subtle French flair that pervades the entire house.

Ideally situated just north of the intersection of Clybourn St. and Sheffield Ave., easy access to the rest of the city is just one block away at the Armitage stop of Chicago’s famous “El” train. However, so many sights and activities exist within walking distance of Maud House that one may never take a trip on the train.

Chicago is a bustling metropolis with something for everyone to enjoy. In addition to the many shops, boutiques, and restaurants you will find many cultural institutions in Lincoln Park as well. While staying here you can visit the Lincoln Park Conservatory, zoo, nature museum,historical society, or see a Broadway show.  You can also catch a game at nearby Wrigley Field.