Lula Cafe
Market-driven cooking and an essential neighborhood brunch.
Website →2519 N Saint Louis Avenue
- Chicago, IL
- $950,000
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This 3-bedroom single-family home seamlessly combines the charm of the area's rich history with the comfort and convenience of today's modern amenities. Inside, the open-concept kitchen features white shaker-style cabinetry, a timeless white subway tile backsplash, quartz countertops, and a new Samsung Bespoke 4-Door French Door Refrigerator. The kitchen flows into a spacious dining area anchored by a cozy gas fireplace with a limestone and reclaimed Mission-style mantle-an architectural treasure fully restored from Salvage One. From the dining area, step out to the oversized back porch-partially covered so you can soak up the sun or relax in the shade. The large backyard boasts mature landscaping and a raised vegetable bed, creating the perfect space for gardening, entertaining, or simply enjoying a quiet moment outdoors. The spacious living room is accented by decorative chair rails and elegant crown molding. Upstairs, you'll find three comfortable bedrooms and a beautifully designed bath featuring a skylight, maple cabinetry, Gerber fixtures, and a large soaking tub. A charming Dutch door leads to the lower-level family room, complete with an adjacent laundry room and abundant storage. Additional highlights include fresh paint throughout, custom reclaimed wood built-ins with cinema lighting, and a stunning leaded and beveled vintage glass window. Front and center is the home's freshly stained and painted porch-topped with a tongue-and-groove fir ceiling and high-end pine and Epi wood flooring-offering the perfect spot to greet neighbors or unwind with an evening nightcap. This move-in-ready gem offers a rare combination of historic character, thoughtful updates, and an unbeatable Logan Square location.
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Historic boulevards, indie spirit, and a dining scene that punches way above its weight.
On Chicago’s Northwest Side, Logan Square pairs leafy boulevards and classic architecture with a relaxed, creative pulse. Life here centers on the namesake square and the Illinois Centennial Monument, with destination restaurants, beloved corner bars, and a year-round Sunday farmers market. The Blue Line and bike-friendly streets make getting around simple, while tree-lined blocks, pocket parks, and Palmer Square’s oval green offer calm between the buzzier stretches of Milwaukee Avenue.
Easygoing and eclectic. Mornings often start with third-wave coffee and a lap around Palmer Square; afternoons might be bikes on the 606 and browsing local shops; evenings bring chef-driven dining, craft beer, and indie films at the Logan Theatre. Street festivals and pop-ups keep the calendar lively, and the community’s proudly local spirit ties it all together.
Shaped by Chicago’s grand boulevard system in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Logan Square grew up with elegant greystones and broad parkways. Waves of immigrants infused the neighborhood with culinary and cultural depth. In recent decades, restoration and reinvestment have elevated dining and the arts while preserving the area’s independent character.
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Co-Founder, KD Homes | Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago Kimber Galvin is a top-producing real estate broker and co-founder of KD Homes. Known for her relentless drive and market expertise, she partners with buyers, sellers, and developers across Chicago’s most competitive neighborhoods. With hundreds of successful transactions and a back...
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Co-Founder, KD Homes | Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago Drew Westergreen brings a sharp eye for detail, strong negotiation skills, and a deep understanding of Chicago’s dynamic real estate market. As co-founder of KD Homes, she partners closely with her sister, Kimber Galvin, to deliver a seamless and strategic experience for buyers, sel...
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