When you’re talking about multimillion-dollar real estate, California and New York normally dominate the conversation. But the Midwestern states have their share of luxury listings - from Michael Jordan’s Chicago-area estate to the historic Pillsbury home just outside Minneapolis. Here’s a closer look at the region’s priciest homes for sale on Zillow.
$24 million
1400 Bracketts Point Rd, Wayzata, MN
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Built in 1918 for the Pillsbury family, this brick manor has seen its share of history. The greater Minneapolis estate is located on Bracketts Point with 360-degree water views. Meredith Howell of Coldwell Banker Burnet holds the listing.
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$18.775 million
With several idyllic ponds, a lake and 70 horse-country acres, Hidden Ponds estate is straight out of a storybook. Inside, the story continues with a full-size English pub, wine cellar, gentleman’s library, sun room and more. Sotheby‘s Connie Antoniou holds the listing.
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$16 million
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Nearly 30,000 square feet, this massive estate is filled with grand living spaces, 7 bedrooms and 14 bathrooms. The home, which dropped in price by $2 million this week, spans three floors with a finished basement and attached 8,000-square-foot studio. The listing agent is Andra O’Neill with @properties.
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$15 million
Courtesy of Chezi Rafaeli
A former prairie substation, this 1916 property has been renovated and expanded for a contemporary Gold Coast lifestyle. Each room is striking, but the master bathroom takes the cake with a walk-in shower, soaking tub and a vanity big enough for the whole family. Coldwell Banker‘s Chezi Rafaeli holds the listing.
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$14.9 million
344 Old Sutton Rd, Barrington, IL
With walls of windows facing Goose Lake, this 22,000-square-foot estate is designed for lakefront living. The 14-acre property includes a pool, hot tub, sauna, steam room, wine cellar, movie theater and elevator. The listing agent is Bruce Starrenburg with @properties.
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$14.855 million
2700 Point Dr, Highland Park, IL
Space to play hoops is one thing, but Michael Jordan’s regulation-size basketball court takes this home to another level. The legend’s Highland Park residence is now listed for nearly half the original price. Kofi Natei Nartey is co-listing the property with Mauricio Umansky, both of The Agency, and Katherine Malkin of Baird & Warner.
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$14.5 million
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$14.5 million
1336 N State Pkwy, Chicago, IL
An historic Georgian brownstone on Chicago’s Gold Coast, this 1914 estate has 5 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, multiple sitting rooms and outdoor terraces. According to the listing description, the home has been lovingly renovated for a sophisticated buyer who enjoys both beauty and function. The listing agent is Katherine Malkin of Baird & Warner.
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$14 million
Located on 103 wooded acres, this Shawnee residence features soaring ceilings, 6 fireplaces, a wine cellar and home theater with a 120-inch screen. Crown Realty‘s Teresa Dunn is the listing agent.
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$13 million
45 Lakeview Ln, Barrington, IL
This European-country home is located between two lakes in Barrington Hills. The 20,000-square-foot estate has 5 bedrooms, 11 baths, an elegant library, pool and over 8 manicure acres. Baird & Warner‘s Thomas Gorman is the listing agent.
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$12.999 million
Described in the listing as a “perfect limestone masterpiece,” this 27,000-square-foot home boasts a two-story rotunda, massage room, 11 fireplaces, a 10-car garage and more. The listing agent is Kim Kelley with @properties.
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