On one of Lincoln Park's most coveted blocks, 1811 North Howe Street is a home that reveals itself in layers - each level, each room, each outdoor space more unexpected than the last. At nearly five thousand nine hundred square feet across three levels, this French Provincial limestone and brick residence is defined by a singular architectural vision: a soaring interior atrium with thirty-foot ceilings and a south-facing glass block wall that floods the home with extraordinary natural light from the Brazilian cherry hardwood floors below to the high ceiling above. It is a home that manages to feel both grand and luminous, dramatic and deeply livable. The main level is designed for the full range of daily and celebratory life. A separate formal dining room - appointed with one of five antique fireplace mantels, each averaging over twenty thousand dollars - opens to a generously proportioned living room, also with a fireplace. The kitchen is equipped with a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Wolf range and oven, Bosch dishwasher, granite countertops, and Perenti custom cabinetry. A spacious family room anchors the rear of the main level. A powder room and two-car detached garage complete this level. The home's outdoor space features a spectacular private in-ground swimming pool surrounded by an expansive patio - a coveted rarity in Chicago - plus a courtyard entry at the front. The second level is devoted to private living. The primary suite features a gas fireplace, a spa-caliber bath with whirlpool tub, steam shower, granite double vanity, and a walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms share this level, each served by refined ensuite bathrooms, joined by a dedicated sauna, second-floor laundry, and a large private terrace. The third level adds a fourth bedroom, a full bathroom, a substantial den that serves equally as а fifth bedroom or creative space, and access via an outdoor walkway to а rooftop terrace above the garage with open sky above. A further upper terrace crowns the home. Six gas fireplaces in all - five with antique mantels - are distributed across every principal level giving each room its own warmth and character. Three-zone heating ventilation air conditioning (2016) and а newer hot water tank (2020) ensure mechanical reliability throughout. Interior design by Marty Lescht. Sprinkler system and landscape lighting included. HOB (Howe/Orchard/Burling) neighborhood has an active and supportive association including twenty-four seven security monitoring. Steps from Lincoln Park; the lakefront path; the farmers' market; and the best dining; shopping; and cultural life Chicago has to offer – in one of the city's most treasured neighborhoods.