Baird & Warner and T2 Development have finished a model home and started building the remaining houses in the Wolfram Collection, a group of 10 new single-family homes in Lake View, located at 1632 to 1650 W Wolfram Street.
Wolfram Collection Living Room. Photo by Baird & Warner
Jennifer Liu of Baird & Warner took over as the listing agent in early 2023. She sold the first model home and has a second home under contract. A new fully furnished model home, priced at $1,950,000, is ready now. Two more homes, priced at $1,850,000, will be finished by May and early summer.
Wolfram Collection Kitchen. Photo by Baird & Warner
According to a press release from Baird & Warner, strong interest led the developers to build all seven remaining houses. The Wolfram Collection has homes with five to six bedrooms, three floors, finished basements, high-end finishes and appliances, and options for customization on some homes. The houses also have detached 2½ car garages with extra deck space.
Wolfram Collection Primary Bathroom. Photo by Baird & Warner
The development is in the Burley School District, close to Chi Che Wang Park and walking distance to restaurants, shopping, and grocery stores. Bus transit within a two-minute walk can be found for Routes 9, X9, and 76, while the nearest Brown Line CTA stop is Paulina Station, an 18-minute walk north.
Sales are expected to speed up in 2024 as interest rates are forecasted to go down from their 2023 highs. A completion timeline for the remaining seven homes is expected for the later part of this year.
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That differential spacing between the first and second window from the left is triggering.
It looks terrible
Terrible? That’s very extreme. At minimum, they’re fine. I actually think they’re rather nice. However those windows being asymmetric is excruciating.. Can’t unsee it!
Nope – it is very nice. I would happily live in one of these
What will it look like once they finish the exterior?
something looks slightly off about almost every design choice inside & outside of this home