430 N Euclid Ave., Oak Park, IL 60302

Welcome to The Walter S. Carr House (1920), built by noted Chicago area architect and writer Charles E. White Jr., who, after moving to Chicago from the East Coast, worked alongside Frank Lloyd Wright. Mr. White built several homes in Oak Park, including the magnificent stucco colonial revival at 430 N. Euclid Ave., which sits on a 100 x 176 lot in the heart of the Oak Park estate section and Frank Lloyd Wright Prairie School of Architecture Historic District. This home welcomes you to the grand front entrance foyer via a bluestone walk with a Prairie-style planter that highlights the south-facing yard. The foyer is light and bright and spans the entire center of the house, allowing entry from both the front yard and the yard on the north side of the house. This grand space not only highlights the beautiful staircase but opens to the huge living room with fireplace, sunroom with another fireplace, and dining room. From the dining room, the owners have opened the wall to make the custom white kitchen feel part of the main house. Off the kitchen is a huge mudroom, attached 2-car garage, and butler's pantry. All rooms on the 1st floor are flooded with south-facing light and have views of the expansive yard. The very private backyard is fully fenced. The 2nd floor features a large primary suite with en-suite bath. 3 additional spacious bedrooms and a newer hall bathroom. The 3rd floor treetop retreat has a bonus room, 5th bedroom, and newer bathroom. The lower level enjoys a REC room as big as the living room, laundry, utility, and storage galore. The house features a 2-car attached garage, and the entire yard has been professionally landscaped to create views from every window.