Property Marketed by Hudson Place Realty - The wait is over for this singular 2960 sq. ft. corner penthouse in the Historic Jefferson Trust Bank building. The one of a kind architectural elements featured in this circa 1900 beauty include a 23 ft. ceiling graced with the original 20’ x 20’ stained glass back lit skylight, the restored Jefferson Trust Bank clock, ornate plaster moldings, and the stunning original wrought iron window grates. Flawlessly designed, the space at 313 First Street offers a classic aesthetic with ultra modern amenities. Choose the elevator with direct keyed access into your home or enter through your private foyer into the lavish 46.7’ x 30.7’ sq. ft. great room. The kitchen is open yet set back from the living/entertaining space and distinguished by a semi-circular ceiling. Top-of the line appliances include; gas Viking 6 burner range The master suite features a large private spa bath and many closets. A dramatic mezzanine level spans the entire length of your home and overlooks the vast living area. With a 2nd bedroom, media room and full bath the mezzanine level is the perfect urban sanctuary. 2 garage parking spots are included in the price and an A+ Path friendly location

A luxurious modern bathroom installed by Your Trusted Tile Contractor, based in Toronto. Featuring sleek gray tiles throughout, a glass-enclosed shower with matte black fixtures, and a built-in niche for added functionality. The design includes a spacious soaking tub positioned by a large window, allowing natural light to create a serene, spa-like atmosphere. Perfectly crafted for comfort and elegance.

Inspiration for a large transitional gray two-story concrete house exterior remodel in Other with a clipped gable roof and a shingle roof

Large transitional gray two-story concrete house exterior photo in Other with a clipped gable roof and a shingle roof

Mountain style home design photo in Other

Charles E. Roberts Stable (Wright, c. 1900; Charles E. White remodel, 1929) A secluded Tudor Revival cottage, once a stable then garage adapted by White to a residence. Courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. Photographer James Caulfield.

Property Marketed by Hudson Place Realty - The wait is over for this singular 2960 sq. ft. corner penthouse in the Historic Jefferson Trust Bank building. The one of a kind architectural elements featured in this circa 1900 beauty include a 23 ft. ceiling graced with the original 20’ x 20’ stained glass back lit skylight, the restored Jefferson Trust Bank clock, ornate plaster moldings, and the stunning original wrought iron window grates. Flawlessly designed, the space at 313 First Street offers a classic aesthetic with ultra modern amenities. Choose the elevator with direct keyed access into your home or enter through your private foyer into the lavish 46.7’ x 30.7’ sq. ft. great room. The kitchen is open yet set back from the living/entertaining space and distinguished by a semi-circular ceiling. Top-of the line appliances include; gas Viking 6 burner range The master suite features a large private spa bath and many closets. A dramatic mezzanine level spans the entire length of your home and overlooks the vast living area. With a 2nd bedroom, media room and full bath the mezzanine level is the perfect urban sanctuary. 2 garage parking spots are included in the price and an A+ Path friendly location

Electrical labor to install Wallbox charger for Tesla EV. Ran copper wire from panel to desired charger location. Relocated location of breaker box to be positioned higher than existing meter stands to allow for future expansion by other owners. Utilized a single breaker box that can support four (4) separate circuits rated at 50A each. The sub-panel will have the provisions for those breakers. Run conduit lines in parallel and as close as possible to to existing conduits.

Thomas H. Gale House (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1892) A splendidly restored “bootleg” design featuring hints of Wright’s evolving Prairie style. Trust members enjoy an interior tour and an outdoor rest area here.

Installing beautiful new Alside Ascend Composite cladding - Full replacement. Work done by The Trusted Veterans Restoration.

Enclosed dining room - mid-sized transitional dark wood floor and brown floor enclosed dining room idea in Other with green walls

Herman W. Mallen House (George Washington Maher, 1905) A grand Prairie-style home with impressive poppy pattern art-glass windows and meticulous historical restorations. Courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. Photographer James Caulfield.

Unity Temple (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1905-08), Oak Park, IL One of Wright’s most sophisticated accomplishments, declaring a new era of innovation in modern architecture. Courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. Photographer: Roark Johnson

Mountain style porch idea in Bridgeport

Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1889/1898), Oak Park, IL An architectural laboratory for Wright's experiments with space. Courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. Photographer: James Caulfield

Installing beautiful new Alside Ascend Composite cladding - Full replacement. Work done by The Trusted Veterans Restoration.

Mary Walker Herron House (1886/1924), Oak Park, IL A landmark half-timbered residence later remodeled by the renowned Prairie School architecture firm of Tallmadge & Watson. Courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. Photographer: James Caulfield

Rollin Furbeck House (Frank Lloyd Wright, 1897) A brilliant exploration of geometric shapes in an unusual vertical plane during Wright's experimental pre-Prairie period. Courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. Photographer James Caulfield.

William H. Stennett House (1885) A grand Victorian with period ornamentation and adaptations for modern living. Courtesy of Frank Lloyd Wright Trust. Photographer James Caulfield.