65 East Goethe

Harking back to the Golden Age of Chicago's Gold Coast, 65 East Goethe revives a standard of architectural splendor not seen since the 1920s. This jewel-box property, comprised of four maisonettes and 14 condominiums ranging from 3,500 to 12,000 square feet, introduces a new echelon of urban residences.

Designed by Lucien Lagrange, the Midwest's premier architect of high-end residences, 65 East Goethe reflects and enhances the elegance, character and history of its storied neighborhood. This eight-story limestone structure exudes a classically Parisian character with its distinctive zinc-clad mansard roof punctuated by portal windows, French doors and Juliet balconies of hand-forged iron. Solid mahogany-framed French windows overlook a charming park and breathtaking lake and city views. At the building's crown, a rooftop terrace garden offers a landscape of native flowers and trees, seating areas, gazebos, trellises and water features, laced by a ribbon of pathways-an homage to Chicago's city motto, Urbs in Horto; city in a garden.

This 8-story limestone building is located just off Lake Shore Drive and exudes a classically Parisian character. There are 17 gracious residences each with 3,500 to 12,400 square feet of living space. Owners enjoy 24-hour doormen; private, heated underground parking for 51 cars; data, voice and cable wiring; and private storage rooms