Wicker Park is Central Park at its best—front porches, real community, and a house that lives the way people say they want to live.
Start outside, because the Porch Life game here is on point. The large front porch welcomes you, your guests, and it’s the perfect place for morning coffee and a wave at the neighbors. This isn’t staged for photos—it’s designed to be used. Inside, the layout is open, functional, and easy. The kitchen anchors everything with a large island, gas cooktop, double ovens, and the kind of space that makes hosting feel effortless, uncrowded. Upstairs, you’ll find the primary suite- calm, light, and generous. The five-piece en suite bath includes a soaking tub, separate shower, and a customized walk-in closet. Two more good-sized bedrooms with a Jack & Jill bath and the laundry room finish the upstairs.
Then there’s the NextGen suite—and this is where it stands apart. With a separate entrance, its own kitchenette, bedroom, bathroom, laundry, and living space, it offers true flexibility. Ideal for a home business, long-term guests, multigenerational living, or anyone who wants independence without leaving the property. It’s a feature buyers are actively looking for—and rarely find as nice as this.
Professionally landscaped front and back. The backyard is equipped with and outdoor “kitchen” with granite counters and a built-in grill. The back porch has room enough for a large table and chairs, and the long gas firepit on the side yard is perfect to host friends at the Friday Firepit. The three-car garage has room for vehicles, storage, or projects that may/may not get finished. All of this runs on paid for solar, in a neighborhood people move to on purpose—close to parks, trails, and everything Central Park does well. Homes with this level of flexibility and outdoor living don’t come up often here—and when they do, they tend to get attention.