D
o you ever come across a real estate listing that feels like it was plucked straight from the set of a movie? These properties stand out for their unique architectural elements and ambiance, often becoming characters in their own right. Take, for example, the decaying mansion in Grey Gardens or the labyrinthine home in Parasite.
Our first listing is a time capsule waiting to happen. Built in 1954, this four-bedroom residence in Chicago's Beverly neighborhood retains many original features, including the kitchen, bathroom, and wood-paneled basement. It's the perfect setting for a period piece film, with its vintage seafoam green tile and flower wallpaper evoking the style of Stanley Kubrick or Martin Scorsese.
In contrast, the ultra-modern, minimalist dwelling in suburban Wayne exudes sci-fi vibes, while the property in Chicago's Gold Coast feels like it was plucked from a romantic comedy. The fourth listing boasts plenty of natural light, double-height spaces, and large windows, making it an ideal choice for film scouts.
Here are our featured listings:
* 9018 S Oakley Ave, Chicago, $599,900: A 3,873-square-foot, four-bedroom residence built in 1954 with original features like a vintage seafoam green tile bathroom and flower wallpaper.
* 5N770 Pearson Dr, Wayne, $1,295,000: A sleek, contemporary three-bedroom residence designed by Studio Dwell in 2014, featuring durable materials and finishes, including aluminum panels and walnut flooring.
* 73 E Elm St APT 12D, Chicago, $475,000: A pre-war high-rise condo in the Gold Coast with timeless details like French doors, built-in cabinets, and parquet flooring.
* 623 E Bailey Rd, Naperville, $975,000: A striking postmodern design with a dramatic exterior and impressive two-story great room with soaring 28-foot ceilings.
