The Anton E. Hanson House is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Chicago's architectural heritage. Built in 1912 and set on an expansive double lot, this distinguished American Foursquare residence showcases the craftsmanship of architect Perley Hale and the innovative concrete block construction pioneered by developer Anton E. Hanson. The home retains its original character with beautiful stone balustrades, a stately front porch, high ceilings, rich wood beams, and parquet floors. Its historic designation not only preserves its timeless charm but also offers the benefit of exceptionally low property taxes. With three bedrooms, two baths, and an impressive presence that reflects over a century of Chicago history, this property stands as a true landmark in the South Shore community.